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by benologist
5056 days ago
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This is where NodeJS really starts to shine - persistant connections and background operations let you do a whole bunch of cool stuff to mitigate that. In my case I have entire db tables and collections replicated in memory and kept in sync via redis pubsub, and the 100,000s of concurrent users I have are all sharing just a few dozen persistant redis and mongodb connections between them. |
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