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100,000 users clicking reload every second. 500 posts per second. And there's a text capacity on an article text body. buro9 : This is just a complete conjectu
by kefka 14y ago
100,000 users clicking reload every second.
500 posts per second.
And there's a text capacity on an article text body.
buro9 : This is just a complete conjecture. I do not know Reddit's internal hardware infrastructure. I just know that real-time police radio transcription is the best news source, bar none. And it's getting hammered.
- buro9 14y agoInteresting. Are those are by-products of the threaded display? As a flat display of a thread would just result in new pages at the end, all of which would be incredibly cacheable.
- random42 14y agoCaching wont work for _extremely_ dynamic content like flash news update threads like these where >1 comments being posted _every_ second.