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> Even better if you are in SF, I'll buy you a coffee :) Maybe pay them as a consultant? :) Would be useful to indicate what your scaling constraint is, since
by aswerty 2y ago
> Even better if you are in SF, I'll buy you a coffee :)
Maybe pay them as a consultant? :)
Would be useful to indicate what your scaling constraint is, since if you aren't cost bound you can always run 800 servers if you need to scale 100x. And if you are cost bound, it would make sense to qualify your ops/cost metric to design against.