top | item 46875352 (no title) tinuviel | 26 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. discuss order hn newest deceptionatd|26 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. tinuviel|26 days ago Thank you! I will implement this - the server code is in plain C with NGINX on top so I presume adding memached would be straightforward.
deceptionatd|26 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. tinuviel|26 days ago Thank you! I will implement this - the server code is in plain C with NGINX on top so I presume adding memached would be straightforward.
tinuviel|26 days ago Thank you! I will implement this - the server code is in plain C with NGINX on top so I presume adding memached would be straightforward.
deceptionatd|26 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.
tinuviel|26 days ago