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Wow, I wonder if it's location based. Mine was heavily situated in one location, whereas yours was perhaps global? So it was always prime time for someone? H

Wow, I wonder if it's location based. Mine was heavily situated in one location, whereas yours was perhaps global? So it was always prime time for someone? Here is a graph of my usage for the past week (note lows of 30-40 and highs of 650 odd): https://puu.sh/wrAn1/5816d3f7d7.png https://puu.sh/wrAn1/5816d3f7d7.png

fweespeech 9y ago
> Wow, I wonder if it's location based. Mine was heavily situated in one location, whereas yours was perhaps global? So it was always prime time for someone? Here is a graph of my usage for the past week (note lows of 30-40 and highs of 650 odd): A) I'm not sure "one location" is a city, country, or province. B) Yes, it was global as we had offices from China to the EU. C) Given the OP is handling 15 r/s, 150 r/s is not going to be pushing 500 mbps unless something is very poorly designed. D) Even at spikes of 40x, it would still only be 600 r/s which is still quite doable with a commodity server. The only serious difference is it was very large batches of requests (20 * SKUs) so people were fine with waiting a few minutes.