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Ok so if NAT punch-through is not needed I guess the only tricky thing is connection pooling on the backend side? I sort of agree with the other poster - that i
by dilyevsky 3y ago
Ok so if NAT punch-through is not needed I guess the only tricky thing is connection pooling on the backend side? I sort of agree with the other poster - that if you had done something like this before it's trivial and if you haven't, it's a bit hard to research on your own.
- gafferongames 3y ago100%. There is a class of programmer for whom this would be a toy problem. There is another class of programmer who may be young or not directly experienced in this space, but who is very intelligent and an excellent problem solver and is willing to work hard. The question was designed to find both types of applicants.