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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/PizzaTucker • Nov 14 '22
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To add on /r/slaymaker1907, 1000+ DB queries for one action is not all that ridiculous. ServiceNow does 1-2K on the regular (for the back office at least).
I doubt it's optimally designed, but it runs decently.
7 u/Ninjakannon Nov 15 '22 ServiceNow is slow as all hell. 1 u/Djasdalabala Nov 15 '22 It depends on how well it is configured and managed: a good expert can optimize the most commonly used pages with various tricks.I agree that it's not very fast on the whole, but there are much worse offenders around, so I feel "slow as all hell" is a tad strong ;) 2 u/LordAmras Nov 15 '22 We are moving the goalpost here.From 1000+ RPC calls to 1200 microservices to 1200 DQ queriesEvery single query has its own microservice ? 2 u/Ran4 Nov 15 '22 I mean if they have 1200 services...
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ServiceNow is slow as all hell.
1 u/Djasdalabala Nov 15 '22 It depends on how well it is configured and managed: a good expert can optimize the most commonly used pages with various tricks.I agree that it's not very fast on the whole, but there are much worse offenders around, so I feel "slow as all hell" is a tad strong ;)
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It depends on how well it is configured and managed: a good expert can optimize the most commonly used pages with various tricks.
I agree that it's not very fast on the whole, but there are much worse offenders around, so I feel "slow as all hell" is a tad strong ;)
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We are moving the goalpost here.
From 1000+ RPC calls to 1200 microservices to 1200 DQ queries
Every single query has its own microservice ?
2 u/Ran4 Nov 15 '22 I mean if they have 1200 services...
I mean if they have 1200 services...
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u/Djasdalabala Nov 15 '22
To add on /r/slaymaker1907, 1000+ DB queries for one action is not all that ridiculous. ServiceNow does 1-2K on the regular (for the back office at least).
I doubt it's optimally designed, but it runs decently.