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> 1000TPS and 10K daily users I absolutely agree with your point, but I want to point out, like other commenters here, that the numbers should be much larger.
by stavros 1y ago
> 1000TPS and 10K daily users
I absolutely agree with your point, but I want to point out, like other commenters here, that the numbers should be much larger. We think that, because 10k daily users is a big deal for a product, they're also a big deal for a small server, but they really aren't.
It's fantastic that our servers nowadays can easily handle multiple tens of thousands of daily users on $100/mo.
- hamdingers 1y agoUsers/TPS aren't the right metric in the first place. I have a webhook glue side project that I didn't even realize had ~8k daily users/~300tps until I set up Cloudflare analytics. As a go program doing trivial work, the load is dwarfed by the cpu/memory usage of all my seedbox related software (which has 1 user, not even every day).
- CaptainOfCoit 1y ago> Users/TPS aren't the right metric in the first place. This was my initial point :) Don't focus on trying to achieve some metrics, focus on making sure to build the right thing.
- thewebguyd 1y ago> We think that, because 10k daily users is a big deal for a product, they're also a big deal for a small server, but they really aren't. Yeah we seem to forget just how fast computers are now a days. Obviously varies with complexity of the app & what other tech you are using, but for simpler things 10k daily users could be handled by a reasonbly powerful desktop sitting under my desk without breaking a sweat.