yashh

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by yashh 7y ago
Any idea if cloudflare supports test networks like rinkeby to start developing?
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by yashh 13y ago
No not at all. We already have this problem. Right now we are able to take the DB hit but we will eventually attack this problem from cache perspective. We will have replicated caches for this scenario. In worst case if a shard is overloade
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by yashh 13y ago
We decompose 64 bit ids to shard_id, type and local_id. We connect to the shard go to the table and read the local_id. We randomly select a shard for a new user only. Ofcourse we capacity plan this and open new shards and even out users eve
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by yashh 15y ago
Chart.io rocks!! I have used it a while back and the ability to plot a graph by drag and drop interface is just amazing. Highly recommend this.
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by yashh 15y ago
Flask is clearly a better framework than bottle. I started with bottle and hit a bug. ( https://github.com/defnull/bottle/issues/192 ). I had to switch to flask to avoid it.
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by yashh 16y ago
Totally agree with you. You dont really get 1000's of reqs/sec in a real world environment. All you need is a good server which is fast and memory efficient. Rest of the efforts should be focussed on the webapp side, more importantly DB. If
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by yashh 16y ago
Well I run gunicorn in production with 4 workers so just wanted to give it a try. Also I chose to add network latency by doing it on amazon instance.
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by yashh 16y ago
Ok took 30 minutes to run some benchmarks on a AWS instance. I used a small instance run a simple Flask Hello World app with gunicorn (1 worker and 4 workers) and bjoern. Frankly I was not able to fund any speed difference between both the
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by yashh 16y ago
Interesting. I think I am gonna benchmark this against gunicorn with a simple flask app.
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by yashh 16y ago
Looks neat.. Mind throwing some light on the backend and technologies (db, framework) you used? I must say that it is really well designed.
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