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I guess the obvious answer to this is: congratulations! You must have a successful product, or you wouldn’t be seeing so many requests. Now that you have a succ
by grandinj 6y ago
I guess the obvious answer to this is: congratulations! You must have a successful product, or you wouldn’t be seeing so many requests. Now that you have a successful product, you have the budget to generate a solution.
Personally, in this situation, I would find some multithreaded RPC proxy thingy where a single instance would sit between the worker processes and the rest of the services.