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That’s a skill issue, not an indictment on the limitations of the architecture. You can spin up N servers and load-balance them, as TFA points out. If the serve
by sgarland 1y ago
That’s a skill issue, not an indictment on the limitations of the architecture. You can spin up N servers and load-balance them, as TFA points out. If the server is a snowflake and has nothing in IaC, again, not an architectural issue, but a personnel / knowledge issue.
- strken 1y agoThe architecture in TFA is fine, and sounds preferable to microservices for most use cases. I am worried by the talk of 10k daily users and a peak of 1000TPS being too much premature optimisation. Those numbers are quite low. You should know your expected traffic patterns, add a margin of error, and stress test your system to make sure it can handle the traffic. I disagree that self-inflicted architectural issues and personnel issues are different.