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Agree, when you have thousands of simultaneous users, it could be time to think what the hell are you doing. But the number sounds a bit off… I have fuzzy memo
by owl57 5y ago
Agree, when you have thousands of simultaneous users, it could be time to think what the hell are you doing.
But the number sounds a bit off… I have fuzzy memories of some fun around that many concurrent requests with Apache 1.3 — that is, one process per user. Doesn't the fun begin quite a bit higher with just any more modern software?
- qayxc 5y ago> Doesn't the fun begin quite a bit higher with just any more modern software? You tell me, I'm not a sysadmin:) I can only attest to the fact that without any kind of RAID or suitable hardware setup (RAM for caching, fast networking etc.), even a dozen people accessing the same file can be very problematic (provided the file is large enough). As for the use case: digital content creation comes to mind. Sharing assets globally especially in times like these when more people are working remotely is such use case.