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With autoscaling runtimes like Cloud Run isn't this the sorta default? So: end-user -> app -> expensive_operation -> increase number of instances rather than:
by siliconc0w 3y ago
With autoscaling runtimes like Cloud Run isn't this the sorta default?
So:
end-user -> app -> expensive_operation -> increase number of instances
rather than:
end-user -> app -> flame -> app_pool -> expensive operation -> scale pool
I guess this isn't 'specific parts' of my code by practically aren't you using the same app image in the pool? You'd have to have ffmpeg available, for example. I'm not sure I see the difference.
- josevalim 3y agoThere is a similar discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38544486 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38544486 TL;DR: you get granular and programmatic scaling, including the ability to scale using specific resources (for example, machines with GPUs for certain workflows).