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by lifeisstillgood
2438 days ago
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>>> As a concrete example: a single Salesforce server supports thousands or millions of users, since each user generates a handful of requests per second. A single Segment container, on the other hand, has to process thousands of messages per second–all of which may come from a single customer. This sounds like the basic problem with Big Data and selling advertising as a business model ... that eventually even bits aren't free. I can see how it happens - but I think any business that has as its core ship everything to our servers in San Francisco is just badly architected - and if that's your business model you have a bad business model. no particular comment on segment but a general thought - perhaps most of the business models today are not very good ones (I seems to remember a rap lyric start up that spun up a new single threaded Ruby on Raiks instance for the most trivial request increases) |
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