top | item 46872995 (no title) hobo_in_library | 28 days ago Seeing how it hasn't survived the HN hug of death... Not sure how you've built it but consider putting it behind a CDN or something and caching the responses, esp since you're trying to pull live data discuss order hn newest tinuviel|28 days ago It was never down - it was being patched and redeployed based on feedback here.Webapp is light enough to handle 10000 concurrent hits. deceptionatd|27 days ago I can't tell much about your infrastructure, but memcached would probably increase that by several orders of magnitude. The NGINX module is pretty simple: https://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_memcached_module.htm...Cloudflare with Cache-Control headers is even simpler if you're okay with adding Cloudflare as a dependency.From an ASN lookup, it appears you're hosting on Oracle Cloud, so Cloudflare would also give you free data egress: https://blogs.oracle.com/cloud-infrastructure/why-cdn-client...Their Always-On feature would also help if Oracle has an outage.I like the general idea, very lightweight and more likely to remain accessible when an emergency is overloading the mobile networks. load replies (1)
tinuviel|28 days ago It was never down - it was being patched and redeployed based on feedback here.Webapp is light enough to handle 10000 concurrent hits. deceptionatd|27 days ago I can't tell much about your infrastructure, but memcached would probably increase that by several orders of magnitude. The NGINX module is pretty simple: https://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_memcached_module.htm...Cloudflare with Cache-Control headers is even simpler if you're okay with adding Cloudflare as a dependency.From an ASN lookup, it appears you're hosting on Oracle Cloud, so Cloudflare would also give you free data egress: https://blogs.oracle.com/cloud-infrastructure/why-cdn-client...Their Always-On feature would also help if Oracle has an outage.I like the general idea, very lightweight and more likely to remain accessible when an emergency is overloading the mobile networks. load replies (1)
deceptionatd|27 days ago I can't tell much about your infrastructure, but memcached would probably increase that by several orders of magnitude. The NGINX module is pretty simple: https://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_memcached_module.htm...Cloudflare with Cache-Control headers is even simpler if you're okay with adding Cloudflare as a dependency.From an ASN lookup, it appears you're hosting on Oracle Cloud, so Cloudflare would also give you free data egress: https://blogs.oracle.com/cloud-infrastructure/why-cdn-client...Their Always-On feature would also help if Oracle has an outage.I like the general idea, very lightweight and more likely to remain accessible when an emergency is overloading the mobile networks. load replies (1)
tinuviel|28 days ago
Webapp is light enough to handle 10000 concurrent hits.
deceptionatd|27 days ago
Cloudflare with Cache-Control headers is even simpler if you're okay with adding Cloudflare as a dependency.
From an ASN lookup, it appears you're hosting on Oracle Cloud, so Cloudflare would also give you free data egress: https://blogs.oracle.com/cloud-infrastructure/why-cdn-client...
Their Always-On feature would also help if Oracle has an outage.
I like the general idea, very lightweight and more likely to remain accessible when an emergency is overloading the mobile networks.