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AWS Elastic Beanstalk will do the same thing.
by ljd 14y ago
AWS Elastic Beanstalk will do the same thing.
- untog 14y agoAFAIK Reddit aren't using it. If anyone can clarify I'd love to hear more.
- deno 14y agoBeanstalk has nothing to do with the database, which is the point of contention. Spinning up more app servers only helps with serving signed in users.
- ljd 14y agoYou can configure beanstalk to scale your database out as well.
- deno 14y agoScaling out database is nothing at all like spinning up stateless app servers.
- ljd 14y agoWell there is no magical database solution where you can do that and I have to make decisions on what I can buy today not on what may be magically developed in the future. In this respect, application partitioning with a deployable schema is not a bad solution for what I do.