Re: Basic questions about scaling a Django web app. (e.g. AppEngine solves all problems?)

I have this question too, but I'm running on an intranet on a self-hosted box under docker. My docker-compose.yml file is structured to have the following services: redis-db web-api rq-worker (scalable, typically with 4 workers) nginx I don't have the luxury of putting this in the cloud. The

Re: Basic questions about scaling a Django web app. (e.g. AppEngine solves all problems?)

Beautiful. Thanks. On Tue, Aug 24, 2021 at 2:51 AM Andréas Kühne wrote: > I would say that Google App Engine MIGHT solve some of your problems, but > you will instead get more problems. App Engine is a good solution, but > still is a big black box of functionality. > > I think you would be bet

Re: Basic questions about scaling a Django web app. (e.g. AppEngine solves all problems?)

Thanks. I'll check it out. On Tue, Aug 24, 2021 at 7:54 AM Robert Seghedi wrote: > Just go for Cloudflare Pages. It s much more easier > > În mar., 24 aug. 2021 la 04:30 cseb...@gmail.com a > scris: > >> I have a simple web app (bighelp.business). I anticipate >> the number of users to stea

Re: Basic questions about scaling a Django web app. (e.g. AppEngine solves all problems?)

Just go for Cloudflare Pages. It s much more easier În mar., 24 aug. 2021 la 04:30 cseb...@gmail.com a scris: > I have a simple web app (bighelp.business). I anticipate > the number of users to steadily increase. > > I'm having nightmares of having to guesstimate how much > extra RAM and cores

Re: Basic questions about scaling a Django web app. (e.g. AppEngine solves all problems?)

I would say that Google App Engine MIGHT solve some of your problems, but you will instead get more problems. App Engine is a good solution, but still is a big black box of functionality. I think you would be better suited with a solution like Elastic Beanstalk from AWS (there probably is an equiv

Basic questions about scaling a Django web app. (e.g. AppEngine solves all problems?)

I have a simple web app (bighelp.business). I anticipate the number of users to steadily increase. I'm having nightmares of having to guesstimate how much extra RAM and cores to add every week. Furthermore, WSGI has these switches I use... --processes=5 and --max-requests=50. I don't know ho