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I know not the same use case, but nginx will serve near 100K requests per second of a static site on a moderately powerful server. Server side generated SPA em
by dcveloper 4y ago
I know not the same use case, but nginx will serve near 100K requests per second of a static site on a moderately powerful server. Server side generated SPA empowered by K8 solution drops that to a dozen. Those number discrepancies are comical.
I must be too old to enjoy recent resume building architectures....
- andrewmutz 4y agoWhat does that have to do with kubernetes? Nginx runs fast on kubernetes also.
- dcveloper 4y agoI'm assuming Fly.io offering is powered by K8.
- jokethrowaway 4y agofly is not based on k8s or docker https://fly.io/blog/docker-without-docker/ https://fly.io/blog/docker-without-docker/ they just use docker api, hence why I don't think there is the resource waste typical of k8s I haven't run benchmarks but speed wise containers shouldn't slow down app requests (except in a few cases with very specific kernels, which I unfortunately experienced in production - but I was told it was just bugs)
- datalopers 4y agofly.io is simply a VM provider. You can achieve the same requests per second there as any VM host. The person you're replying to just has a comically low expectation of performance.