Sort of. Twice as many rails hosts means more DB connections which generally means more load/memory on the DB or more load/memory on the external connection pooler.
It's only a bit of incremental load, but it's easy to overlook how many other systems need to run to make Rails scale.
No he’s his examples he’s talking 50 stores over 10 machines vs 50 stores over 5 machines. Both would require the same DB count, but the second would save on server costs for stores.
phamilton|2 years ago
Sort of. Twice as many rails hosts means more DB connections which generally means more load/memory on the DB or more load/memory on the external connection pooler.
It's only a bit of incremental load, but it's easy to overlook how many other systems need to run to make Rails scale.
brianwawok|2 years ago