[collegeburner]

Interesting article. How much requests can you support for 20/month before losing money with this stack?

Also, I am curious though, what does his partner do usually if not frontend stuff? Unusual to go into business with a frontend engineer who then does 0 frontend work, no?

[steve_adams_86]

I think he says the partner created the front end using React, doesn't he?

> My partner built the frontend. It’s very nice having someone to help with the frontend work!

> She built it using React, no special libraries.

> We setup a makefile so she can one command deploy to s3 and invalidate the cache. Developing at lightspeed.

[c0nrad]

> Interesting article. How much requests can you support for 20/month before losing money with this stack?

Ha, I haven't profiled it yet. I'm not too sure. But, I think a decent amount. If a slack team with 10000+ physicists signs up, I may need to talk to them offline.

I do plan on doing some stress testing in the future for fun, I'll try to remember to reply here.

> partner frontend

Yep, to repeat what steve_adams_86 said, she did the frontend completely. Usually I'm forced to do the frontend, it was very nice having someone else just do the whole thing without me.

[NmAmDa]

Teams with this number of physicists exists only in CERN which uses self-hosted mattermost. Don't worry from that for now.

[c0nrad]

Thanks for the insight!