
Okay, thanks!

Will test this tomorrow

π

Hey there, Does that article indicate a 32CPU machine can handle 1Million-ish concurrent connections? I mean vertically, on a single machine?

Yes, but with 128Gb RAM

And some OS modifications

To "override" limitations

We're talking of a specific environment so It will differ depending on several factors, in other words, it's an approximation

For example, how big is each request, amount of updates performed, etc

it's ok... our new project targets maximum 200K professionals. this machine is smiling to me π

Are you sure you need that?

not now, of course. I mean, if the project goes successful

so by slow increments

Then yes, have in mind usually it's not needed having a big server because you will not have (for example) 200 users simultaneously

that's even better

In peak, about 100 or 170 in the best case. I had an app where I had about 3k users a day and the machine I had (2 cores 2gb ram) handled it perfectly because it peaked only up to 40 simultaneous users (realtime connections)

I wanted the benchmark in this post to have an idea of my instance capabilities for such amount of users

I was keen on using the new and shiny pocketbase until the last minute, but after seeing Appwrite's 1 million post I was like who's going to scale pocketbase?
I wonder how horizontal scaling goes with Appwrite though

though yeah, nobody's having 10K concurrent connections soon

Pocketbase seems to be scalable too, since it uses postgres under the hood, but in my case I have chosen Appwrite due to it's community, support, security and features...

Sincerely before launching my latest 2 apps (one of them an enterprise one) I made an exhaustive research and at least in my case, Appwrite fits better (that doesn't means it will fit for everyone thought π )

[SOLVED] How I could load test an appwrite instance (including realtime)

I can hve multiple projects on appwrite, with pocketbase I need to set up my nginx if I want a valid certificate or intall it on another vps blablabla

Yes, appwrite is almost one click, mainly with digitalocean or akamai

Thtat's a good advantage too
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