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If the flash is not changed very often why not a CDN for the flash delivery and then have the flash poll their servers with the farming actions, ect....
by weaksauce 16y ago
If the flash is not changed very often why not a CDN for the flash delivery and then have the flash poll their servers with the farming actions, ect....
- owyn 16y agoI'm sure they use a CDN for delivery of the flash assets. The flash is still most likely updated several times a day. We used to batch commands in the client and submit every 6 seconds. It was still a crazy number of writes, because basically every click is a database update. MySQL is really bad at that sort of work load, but I migrated almost everything to Redis. Really fun problems to solve!