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> You're literally serving a text file with a browser based editor, this doesn't need tremendous amounts of caching. Serving anything dynamic at thousands of Q
by joshuamorton 7y ago
> You're literally serving a text file with a browser based editor, this doesn't need tremendous amounts of caching.
Serving anything dynamic at thousands of QPS requires a lot of caching.
- aaomidi 7y agoAnd if you can't pull it off, stop pushing everyone to use the cloud and your services.
- judge2020 7y agoThe point is that Docs is a tool for collaboration on writing, sheets for collaboration on spreadsheets, etc. Unless you get a contract with Google to use it as such, these services aren't meant for hotlinking or adding dynamic content to your website or article.
- privateSFacct 7y agoThough they have actually gotten pretty good for these uses now. I imagine they have something that adds a cached layer - I sometimes get a due to high volume reduced functionality message for the open shared popular items (rather than just an access denied).
- ValentineC 7y ago> Serving anything dynamic at thousands of QPS requires a lot of caching. QPS = queries per second?