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Attachment quotas and rate limits are currently defined in bytes, so we have no way to prevent an abusively high number of very small attachments.
Instead of introducing yet another data category for attachment items, we should attempt to rethink quota definitions:
We have a couple of cases now where we'd actually like to track several stats per data category. So the category is "attachment", but the stats we track are: count, cumulative size. Or category is "span" but the stats we track are: received count, stored count. Category is "bucket", stats are: count, cardinality (that's an odd one).
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Attachment quotas and rate limits are currently defined in bytes, so we have no way to prevent an abusively high number of very small attachments.
Instead of introducing yet another data category for attachment items, we should attempt to rethink quota definitions:
Relay
Sentry
ref: INC-928 > IA-61
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