hruk

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1. 31.▲
   by hruk 3y ago

   But n can be so big that it you never run into it. My company has a read-heavy SQLite-backed service that serves roughly 150,000 daily users with p99.9 at about 5 milliseconds. We did some rough projection and determined we could reach the
2. 32.▲
   by hruk 3y ago

   We came to pretty much the same conclusions for our Django app. We ended up using the "connection created" signal to set SYNCHRONOUS=NORMAL, but I hope to see that supported natively in Django soon enough. Honestly, this setup wil
3. 33.▲
   by hruk 3y ago

   No, we're using EBS with Docker volumes, since all the containers are running on the same host. SQLite actually performs very poorly on EFS in my experience (likely due to the fact that acquiring file locks is over the network).
4. 34.▲
   by hruk 3y ago

   I do not - however, I keep meaning to write up a generic version of our CDK code for sharing/reuse. I'll make a post here when I do.
5. 35.▲
   by hruk 3y ago

   Yes, we use this setup for two "branch" services. It is pretty easy to get going, but setting things up to achieve zero-downtime deploys requires a little thought. We're using ECS to manage our containers. What worked best fo