For authorized Amazon data collection, rotating residential proxies are usually the best starting point. Use sticky sessions when a worker must preserve a marketplace, delivery destination, cookies, variant, or seller-offer flow.
APIs didn’t pop up overnight; they’ve been around for a while, quietly doing the “boring” work that keeps the internet stitched together. What’s changed is that people outside of engineering circles are finally stumbling upon the term and wondering what it even means.
Whenever networks or internet speeds are being discussed, terms like bandwidth and latency get thrown around, which, for an uninformed participant, can get very confusing very quickly. The difference between latency vs bandwidth is a simple one, and understanding each can put into context the knock-on effects they have for user experience.
In 2026, artificial intelligence (AI) is an important part of the everyday lives of many people. Even if someone has not encountered terms and technologies like large language models (LLMs), generative AI, or machine learning, most individuals have used AI-powered tools in one way or another. Platforms like ChatGPT have played a vital role in the popularity of AI.
Web scraping used to be a pretty binary situation, either you knew how to write code, or you just weren’t scraping at all. If you lucked out, you’d end up with a duct-taped together script that worked until the website you were scraping sneezed and changed a div. Then it broke, again.
When you clicked on this blog, you most likely got a pop-up at the bottom of the page that read something that said: We value your privacy. We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience, serve personalized ads or content, and analyze our traffic.
Carrier Grade NAT or CGNAT for short is a technique used by internet providers to conserve IPv4 addresses by allowing an ISP to assign multiple subscribers a shared public IP address. At its most simple, CGNAT could be described as a scaled up version of NAT.
You’re happily web scraping, submitting forms, or testing an API when you suddenly hit a 405 Method Not Allowed error. Annoying, right? Don’t worry, it happens to a lot of people that work with web apps, APIs, or any kind of automation.
Error 404: Page Not Found is one of the most commonly encountered HTTP status codes on the internet. When you see this error, you’ve accessed the wrong URL, tried to access a page that has been moved or no longer exists, or run into a server issue.
If you know anything about the internet, you might know that when it first started, all IP addresses were under IPv4 and were limited to about 4.3 billion addresses. Since then, there have been far too many devices to accommodate the limit. As such, NAT was introduced.
A DNS server is what tells your browser the IP address of a website. When you navigate to a website, you do so via its domain name. Unfortunately, your web browser doesn’t know how to get to that website’s server with a domain. It needs an IP address.