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Calling it .5 QPS to downplay the severity is willfully ignoring the complaint in the article. It's not just a query, it's a full Git clone of the entire repo w
by Rantenki 4y ago
Calling it .5 QPS to downplay the severity is willfully ignoring the complaint in the article. It's not just a query, it's a full Git clone of the entire repo with it's history. That's a huge difference.
- tptacek 4y agoThat's what a "Q" means in this context. It's a git hosting service.
- CaliforniaKarl 4y agoTrue, though I don't think a "Q" from a client doing a fetch involves as much work as a "Q" from a client doing a full clone. It seems like this Git hosting service's workload-per-Q has increased due to the Go proxy change, which (IMO) is a cause for concern.