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Github's, COO Kyle Daigle, claimed that the number of commits has increased 14x since last year. So shear scale has something to do with it. I don't know of too
by perrygeo 3mo ago
Github's, COO Kyle Daigle, claimed that the number of commits has increased 14x since last year. So shear scale has something to do with it. I don't know of too much software already operating a planetary scale that could easily absorb a 14x bump in a year.
- slowin 3mo agoGitHub is pretty tiny compared to something like YouTube and Instagram. Both of which have much better uptime.
- evilfred 3mo ago14x is barely an order of magnitude
- whateveracct 3mo agoseriously. if you are ready to scale, you are ready for that much. if that kills you, you had architecture issues that a company as big and established as GH shouldn't have.