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Oh maybe I missed but I didn't think that info was there. Would have been interesting to see thr extent of fragmentation or what the cause was. 5 9s of uptime
by tayo42 4y ago
Oh maybe I missed but I didn't think that info was there. Would have been interesting to see thr extent of fragmentation or what the cause was.
5 9s of uptime means 800ms of down time a day. Is this not in a cloud, a load balancer health check can't react that fast. Vms will get randomly killed if something is wrong.
- tasn 4y agoThe SLA is monthly, not daily.
- tayo42 4y agothat's still like 30 seconds. <1 of 100,000 requests ever failing. im surprised the company finds the tradeoff of providing that worth the engineering cost to attempt to provide something like that.
- harpiaharpyja 4y agoYet again, averages don't always represent real life accurately.
- tayo42 4y agotheyre usually close enough, especially for estimating needs. 1 billion/year averages out to 30/second like i said before. You think they're bursting to 1000? maybe i could believe that. 10,000?100,000/second? its unlikely. this is all still scale that is handled by stable, gc languages.
- drogus 4y agoSpeed is not the only advantage of using Rust on the backend.