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/dev/null may be unavailable, for example in lightweight chroot/containers without /dev. It requires extra effort and administration from our devops team. Furthermore, it's a hard-coded path and this is a well-known code smell. It's better to outsource it to a dedicated team with /dev/null expertise rather than re-inventing the wheel in-house.



Is a hardcoded domain even better?


If you don't have access to /dev/null, then of course your security policy will give access to the internet. so, yes


To save on the ingress charges I use 0.0.0.0




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