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If it survives does that mean that the Pi can essentially saturate its network connection if it doesn't need to do any "real" work? I bet you could stick it in
by recuter 14y ago
If it survives does that mean that the Pi can essentially saturate its network connection if it doesn't need to do any "real" work? I bet you could stick it in a rack in front of the grownup servers to act as a haproxy dongle, how hard can it be?
I officially dub it the cutest webserver.. in the world.
- maratd 14y ago> Pi can essentially saturate its network connection There are a few caveats here. If you're serving the same content ( < 512MB ) and it's static, then yeah, why not? Serving static content isn't CPU intensive and you're serving directly from RAM.
- sliverstorm 14y agoLet's not forget the caveat of network speed (4MB/s tops), and the other caveat of alleged stability concerns when saturating the network link AKA USB system.