Interesting to see the relatively small percentage of PUT requests.
A (generously opinionated) observation of the technical debt / re-invented wheels in the wild?
For example a gateway / proxy can much more efficiently route a PUT payload to the required upstream (with “INSERT” permission and tuning) than deciding by analysing the payload, or even worse, not having to because the entire stack just uses POST as some franken analogue to “UPSERT”
A (generously opinionated) observation of the technical debt / re-invented wheels in the wild?
For example a gateway / proxy can much more efficiently route a PUT payload to the required upstream (with “INSERT” permission and tuning) than deciding by analysing the payload, or even worse, not having to because the entire stack just uses POST as some franken analogue to “UPSERT”