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Looks good. Wonder why these benchmarks never include an actual database. I'm using firebase with nodejs and no matter how many requests per second my server ca
by messel 10y ago
Looks good. Wonder why these benchmarks never include an actual database. I'm using firebase with nodejs and no matter how many requests per second my server can respond with, it's ultimately constrained by data requests and memory (ie how many connections can I wait on).
When I see numbers like 50k requests per second it's meaningless, unless I have no database or some kind of in memory cache only db.
- sametmax 10y agoIt's not meaningless for new gen apps which trade a lot of db request for message passing. In micro-services app, when you update something, you propagate the change, and you have x client update for one db requests instead of having x + 1 db requests. In that context, broacasting quickly to a lot of clients is important.