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I worked for a large bank, my internal backend would receive couple orders more requests from other internal apps and users and probably similar traffic. It is
by twawaaay 4y ago
I worked for a large bank, my internal backend would receive couple orders more requests from other internal apps and users and probably similar traffic.
It is very easy (relatively) to build a SaaS platform that serves this amount of traffic and this can be done by even a one determined individual or a small startup team.
I don't think it is useful to measure the size of the company in the amount of requests they are serving. Revenue/number of employees are much better measurements saying more about the type of things that are/can be happening. They may have relatively low margins per request and need to get to 4B to get by to pay for couple salaries?
- rightbyte 4y agoAre you doing RAM-aaS or something? Must be alot of redundant data back and forth.
- twawaaay 4y agoI said nothing about the application and you already know everything about it. Seems like I spent quarter of century in this business for naught.
- rightbyte 4y agoThere is a huge waste of power on the internet with data going back and forth for no good reason. Obviously I have no clue about your work.
- slackwaredragon 4y agoI've worked with several EMR (Electronic Medical Record) systems that communicate an absolute metric shit-ton of redundant data for no reason other than just because and bad programming habits. Banking and Healthcare thrive in redundant redundancy.