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No clue on QPS, but it can't be terribly high. It is a single request, compared to the 200+ requests served when someone loads something like CNN.com. I doubt
by mike_d 4y ago
No clue on QPS, but it can't be terribly high. It is a single request, compared to the 200+ requests served when someone loads something like CNN.com.
I doubt there is any origin at all. Since the response is so small and never changes it is likely hard coded into the config. Maybe it is a file on a shared object storage.