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Actually, multiple .txt files, each in own container, and there is a kubernetes cluster to handle the load balancing for the writes to the .txt files. Pretty in
by ReddBird 1y ago
Actually, multiple .txt files, each in own container, and there is a kubernetes cluster to handle the load balancing for the writes to the .txt files. Pretty ingenious if you ask me.
- ReddBird 1y agoHi Hammy, Please see my response to your other comment. Not sure if you picked up on it, but I was kidding! I would never do that in a production environment.