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borodutch
@warpcastadmin.eth
while all the warpcast infra crumbles (and 3rd party clients too) it is perfect timing to remind my infra philosophy keep infra simple, move as much computing as possible on client, vertically scale backend as much as possible before going horizontal blog.borodutch.com/i-never-use-ssr-and-you-shouldnt-either/
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borodutch
@warpcastadmin.eth
no, you don't need redis no, you don't need go or rust no, you don't need sharding no, you don't need caching what you need is a frontend (with as much logic as possible), a backend (with as little logic as possible), a cdn, a db (nosql preferably) with indexes that's all you need to scale to 10m requests/sec
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Joe Petrich ๐ช
@jpetrich
I understand this take except for the preference for vertical scaling. It's so easy to scale horizontally these days and it's quite cost effective. I'm curious where you're coming from?
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jtgi
@jtgi
SSR does not mean โlambdas on vercelโ, which i agree, yeah $$$. I deploy remix anywhere that runs node, for example. Read heavy workloads like blogs are always easy to cache at the edges, CSR/SSR whatever. Most services fall over because of i/o not cpu, no "rendering modes" are immune to that.
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@git
"Crumbles" Warpcast actually been quite good given it's jumped to top 50 globally in social networking Your simple blog site takes over 6 seconds to re-render a chart on subsequent refreshes. Not a good example for CSR. I respect your dedication to OSS but I don't think SSR has anything to do with any of this
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Aaron Ho ฯ
@aho
my mentor once said, you don't need many things for an app until you wanna store a state. still true till today
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Applebee's (๐,๐)
@seed
Agree 100% w this from a vercel lock-in perspective
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Drew
@drewct
100% with you. but you know complicated microservices architecture are cool they say
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Elie
@elie
The 80m users are for telegram bots?
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