← Back to context Comment by jappgar 7 hours ago And when you need to scale to thousands of instances of your microservice? 5 comments jappgar Reply andersmurphy 34 minutes ago What on earth needs thousands of instances? Are you building a CDN? Most apps can be a single server or sharded by business/region.Honestly, this whole leys run loads of nodes seems to have sprung up from languages that are slow oe don't have decent concurrency. stingraycharles 7 hours ago Yeah this is the part I don’t get. It seems like people are talking about 1 distinct app = 1 container and this is the new normal? We’re back to managing cows instead of cattle again? jappgar 4 hours ago I just think a lot of people here haven't ever worked on large scale systems. They don't know what the don't know. andersmurphy 32 minutes ago I think a lot businesses build large distributed systems prematurely. They don't know what they don't know. graerg 5 hours ago That's the whole thesis; YAGNI.
andersmurphy 34 minutes ago What on earth needs thousands of instances? Are you building a CDN? Most apps can be a single server or sharded by business/region.Honestly, this whole leys run loads of nodes seems to have sprung up from languages that are slow oe don't have decent concurrency.
stingraycharles 7 hours ago Yeah this is the part I don’t get. It seems like people are talking about 1 distinct app = 1 container and this is the new normal? We’re back to managing cows instead of cattle again? jappgar 4 hours ago I just think a lot of people here haven't ever worked on large scale systems. They don't know what the don't know. andersmurphy 32 minutes ago I think a lot businesses build large distributed systems prematurely. They don't know what they don't know.
jappgar 4 hours ago I just think a lot of people here haven't ever worked on large scale systems. They don't know what the don't know. andersmurphy 32 minutes ago I think a lot businesses build large distributed systems prematurely. They don't know what they don't know.
andersmurphy 32 minutes ago I think a lot businesses build large distributed systems prematurely. They don't know what they don't know.
What on earth needs thousands of instances? Are you building a CDN? Most apps can be a single server or sharded by business/region.
Honestly, this whole leys run loads of nodes seems to have sprung up from languages that are slow oe don't have decent concurrency.
Yeah this is the part I don’t get. It seems like people are talking about 1 distinct app = 1 container and this is the new normal? We’re back to managing cows instead of cattle again?
I just think a lot of people here haven't ever worked on large scale systems. They don't know what the don't know.
I think a lot businesses build large distributed systems prematurely. They don't know what they don't know.
That's the whole thesis; YAGNI.