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looks like you could have had a blue/green DB setup which would give you one less system to maintain and other benefits that a simple queue don't provide. also
by 1oooqooq 2y ago
looks like you could have had a blue/green DB setup which would give you one less system to maintain and other benefits that a simple queue don't provide.
also, what do you do when the queue is down?
- aspyct 2y agoI don't think the queue has ever been down in 6 years. It certainly never was a breaking point. As for the database, yes, we could do blue/green I guess, but it's a big database and it's more cost effective to rely on the queue. To be honest, I'm not even sure blue/green would be an option given our constraints.