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by supermatt 1315 days ago
A few million writes a day is still well within the write performance of one of those nodes. But... we were talking about querying the data, no?
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Well yes, but if your database is busy writing, it's going to have less time for reading.
I'm not sure what your point is. You said the nodes are slow. They are not slow, and will handle thousands of requests a second when configured correctly.

If you arent getting that then you are doing something big, something inefficient, or something stupid - and that would be the same on any size node.

Size your instances accordingly.