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Yeah, that's how I would typically do it, but he isn't on AWS and he's aiming to keep the cost down. And he's also keeping it simple, so no load balancers etc.
by abrookewood 11y ago
Yeah, that's how I would typically do it, but he isn't on AWS and he's aiming to keep the cost down. And he's also keeping it simple, so no load balancers etc.
- mrtron 11y agoIf you are getting a request per second, I think a load balancer on AWS has tremendous value.
- ngrilly 11y ago1 request per second is nothing for a modern server. Most applications are able to handle hundreds or thousands of transactions on a single machine. Why do you think a load balancer would be useful?