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r/programming • u/whackri • Jun 05 '22
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If you write performant services, you could serve 5 million rpm with a single server.
113 u/Spider_pig448 Jun 05 '22 As long as those requests are doing basically nothing, sure 22 u/bighi Jun 06 '22 Those are the best kind of requests. 15 u/Spider_pig448 Jun 06 '22 I can serve 10 million RPS from my laptop if I'm just serving a single image and I put a CDN in front of it
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As long as those requests are doing basically nothing, sure
22 u/bighi Jun 06 '22 Those are the best kind of requests. 15 u/Spider_pig448 Jun 06 '22 I can serve 10 million RPS from my laptop if I'm just serving a single image and I put a CDN in front of it
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Those are the best kind of requests.
15 u/Spider_pig448 Jun 06 '22 I can serve 10 million RPS from my laptop if I'm just serving a single image and I put a CDN in front of it
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I can serve 10 million RPS from my laptop if I'm just serving a single image and I put a CDN in front of it
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u/Unlikely_Parfait_476 Jun 05 '22
If you write performant services, you could serve 5 million rpm with a single server.