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overengineeringEverythingForBetterScaling

overengineeringEverythingForBetterScaling
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klaasvanschelven

Also known as does it scale down

14 hours ago
No_Definition2246

Nonono, we don’t do that here

10 hours ago
1T-context-window

Cloud providers love you so much

6 hours ago
YodelingVeterinarian

I do agree most engineers have the tendency to way overscale at the outset.

Manually pushing and pulling stuff to an EC2 instance or similar gets quite annoying pretty fast though.

For early-ish stages (some users but no scale yet), I'd advocate for a single docker container running, and some sort of automated way to deploy when you push to certain branches. Something like Vercel for frontend.

10 minutes ago
Excellent-Refuse4883

16 hours ago
Civil_Tomatillo6467

the "o rly?" is sending me 😭

14 hours ago
FlakyTest8191

it's a meme from the time when i learned what a meme is.

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/o-rly

13 hours ago
szerdarino

but muh kubernetes!

16 hours ago
kRkthOr
:cs:

How can I write a todo app without 20 nodes?!

10 hours ago
DeHub94

Me in my private app, only used by me implementing pagination for the like 10 db entries I have...

12 hours ago
PhysiologyIsPhun

Just had to make sure my Stripe integration could handle pagination when we'll have a max of 5 products and their max page size is 1000. Never know 🤷‍♂️

9 hours ago
fuckthehumanity

Ah, this must be the sequel to "cutting cloud costs when your AWS spend is already negligible".

16 hours ago
arse-ketchup

Reminds me of the time at my previous job when around 2014-15 Cassandra was so popular our DB team migrated from Mysql to Cassandra so fast, then dealt with the scaling issues so hard they moved back to Mysql in a couple years.

12 hours ago
MiniGui98

What's up with putting animals on the covers of programming books?

13 hours ago
TheLordDrake
:cs:

It's just O'Reily.

12 hours ago
kRkthOr
:cs:

The husband of one reader complained about our use of a spider on—and in—Webmaster in a Nutshell. Spiders terrified his wife. He went through the entire book and put white tape over the graphic on the first page of every chapter so she wouldn’t have to confront the spider.

What a fucking champ.

10 hours ago
MiniGui98

Hey, thanks for the link, it's a fantastic read!

8 hours ago
RiceBroad4552
:s:

Don't forget to never block your threads! Threads are a very scarce resource, you know?

I leave it to the reader to decide how much of this statement is sarcasm. Realistically, it depends…

13 hours ago
fhgwgadsbbq

YAGNIEFYR

You ain't gonna need it, except for your resume

7 hours ago
Harmonic_Gear
:cs::m::py:

the top line is too true it hurts

12 hours ago
ApatheistHeretic
:py:

Why do you gotta call out my entire personality?!?!

7 hours ago
Blecki

Oh, you generate 3 data points a day?

Better make that a Kafka topic!

300 visitors?? Were gonna need seventeen web servers and eighty two micro services

6 hours ago
sebbdk

We need those seperation of concerns!

What concerns you ask? No idea, but surely we can add another layer in between us and the database, just in case, to reduce the concerns you know.

I've been hanging out with Java and C# people for too long, please send help

1 hour ago
skwyckl
:elixir-vertical_4::py::r::js:

Hobbyists worrying way too much about the scalability of their to-do list web application

13 hours ago
kbegiedza OP
:cs:

but but but my to-do app will be different!

6 hours ago
tobakist

Except the stuff that has to scale. Those things lock rows in the database and just sits there.

13 hours ago
EuphoricCatface0795
:c::cp::py::ts::s:

Remember, optimization should always be prioritized! Benchmarks can come after "Wait, that was NOT the bottleneck?!"

10 hours ago
Paddy051

Really funny...

13 hours ago