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Not really, the load gets spread out across your nodes so if you go from 1 -> 2 then the new AppointmentModule is handing 50% of the previous load. Thats just C
by JamesSwift 5y ago
Not really, the load gets spread out across your nodes so if you go from 1 -> 2 then the new AppointmentModule is handing 50% of the previous load. Thats just CPU. RAM tends to be stickier and you can easily cost yourself a lot more than "needed" to overprovision in this manner.
- Nextgrid 5y agoHow/why would the AppointmentModule suddenly start using CPU? Where does it get called from? Unless a web request comes in that requires it, it shouldn't be called at all. If all your incoming requests call the LoginModule, the AppointmentModule shouldn't enter the picture.
- JamesSwift 5y agoThe load balancer routes requests to all nodes. So each node will have some load (approximately 50% of the prescale load as I said)