hansitomani

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by hansitomani 6y ago
Wow. I really wana know if they even compress the log data in there database. 40 TB of logs in a postgresql, like that can't be efficient? I would probably just have a scaling blob store and would store it away. That has to be much fas
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by hansitomani 6y ago
While i like the idea, i don't think you have a real target. Who would consider your service? A Frontenddeveloper will not use it because they can't. Who only has a basic idea on how to host an sympfony application and also is wil
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by hansitomani 6y ago
I'm always curious on what type of feedback the author really is looking for or if it is just cheap ad. $5 for unlimited and basically 25 cards for 'free' makes it quite obvious that this tool does not provide anything the ma
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by hansitomani 6y ago
That is just not true. GCS for example and its the same with S3, costs space, egress and requests themself. Data Storage 50 GB Standard Storage * $0.026 per GB $1.30 Network 10 GB egress * $0.12 per GB $1.20 Operations 10,000 Class A operat
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by hansitomani 6y ago
Weird right? You would assume that Amazon allows you to properly slice and dice their product catalog but i think that is something we do but the avg person doesn't. When i need something and i know exactly what it is, i will search fo
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by hansitomani 6y ago
"Scalability! but at what COST?" Is a very good example on how frustrating it can be. We are throwing a lot of resources against a problem because we are not able to educate people good enough to understand basic performance optim
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by hansitomani 6y ago
But that would mean that your API should return a country specific result to be accurate.
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by hansitomani 6y ago
You could also generate all those files, put that into a GCS Bucket and put an API Gateway in front. easier would be and thats just a thought: You could build a go/c++/java app which contains that database pre compressed in some a