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In their simple example of a website hit-counter, can someone explain how you would aggregate batches of 50 requests to amortize compute costs? I thought the wh
by mNovak 6y ago
In their simple example of a website hit-counter, can someone explain how you would aggregate batches of 50 requests to amortize compute costs? I thought the whole point of the DB is to store information between disparate requests?
- pier25 6y agoAFAIK you can't for that particular contrived example. The article probably mentions the batching of 50 queries just to give you an idea of pricing, not because it works for that example. Still, even in the worst use case for Fauna I find that $7.50 for 2M queries with all the features it offers is still a good price (multi-region, ACID, realtime, FQL, authentication and authorization, etc).