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Something that does not scale to 10k users is likely so badly architected, it would be faster to iterate on it if it was more scalable hence better architected
by jstimpfle 1y ago
Something that does not scale to 10k users is likely so badly architected, it would be faster to iterate on it if it was more scalable hence better architected and more maintainable.
- o11c 1y agoFor reference, in 1999 10K was still considered a (doable) challenge ... but they were talking "simultaneous" not "per day". The modern equivalent challenge is 10 million simultaneous users per machine.