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Yet another post about scalability/architecture that goes down under load. There should be some rule for that. http://i.imgur.com/UEHzaOL.png http://i.imgur.co
by deno 13y ago
Yet another post about scalability/architecture that goes down under load. There should be some rule for that.
http://i.imgur.com/UEHzaOL.png http://i.imgur.com/UEHzaOL.png
EDIT: Back online, the site migrated to AWS is not the blog.
- rschmitty 13y agoIt also looks like the Heroku app error page to me
- topherjaynes 13y agoHeroku App Error page. Clever way to show why he left Heroku? I'm sure my constant refreshing isn't helping.
- targusman 13y agoIsn't this guy one of the two best Django people around? Maybe heroku shut him down?
- adrianh 13y agoHeh -- my blog is still hosted on Heroku, and I forgot to up the dynos. Which I suppose is a nice (and ironic) argument for doing the AWS auto-scaling stuff! The site I was writing about, soundslice.com, has not seen any blips.
- psychometry 13y agoThere's no need to increase dynos yourself. Just use the [Adept Scale](https://www.adeptscale.com/ https://www.adeptscale.com/) add-on.