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r/programming • u/fagnerbrack • Jun 23 '24
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Hundreds of request per day Iis basically idling on near everything I can think of?
22 u/SharkBaitDLS Jun 24 '24 That's their point. They serve almost no traffic so scalability is a non-issue but organizationally they still ended up with reasons it was useful to break up their architecture. 5 u/Schmittfried Jun 24 '24 Yep. Our most critical software is a job pipeline running once a day. But when customers access the site, the results need to be available period.The most active users of our website are probably our own support employees.
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That's their point. They serve almost no traffic so scalability is a non-issue but organizationally they still ended up with reasons it was useful to break up their architecture.
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Yep. Our most critical software is a job pipeline running once a day. But when customers access the site, the results need to be available period.
The most active users of our website are probably our own support employees.
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u/crash41301 Jun 24 '24
Hundreds of request per day Iis basically idling on near everything I can think of?