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With each trip taking an average of 15 minutes, that’s about 200k concurrent, live sessions. Each session has at least two participants, so 400k live users any
by christophilus 5y ago
With each trip taking an average of 15 minutes, that’s about 200k concurrent, live sessions. Each session has at least two participants, so 400k live users any given second. I imagine their spikes are significantly higher than their slow periods, too.
- yxhuvud 5y agoWell sure. And I've worked on software run by ISPs that have had more than 4M concurrent active sessions. Handled by something like 20 machines. Yes, they probably have way more overhead per session, but it is still a really high amount of servers.
- speedgoose 5y agoSo a bit less than 6 live connections per CPU saved with the garbage collector configuration.