I'm not very well versed with CURL design too but afaik it does reuse connections but only inside the same process (e.g. downloading 10 files with 1 command). In this case it shouldn't be re-using them as I ran 2…
It makes requests to API server that is deployed to k8s, which doesn't have a cold start. Clearly, some caching by the runtime and framework is involved here. My point is that "cold start" is often more than just…
While I really appreciate Workers platform "eleminated cold starts" advertising was always bothering me. This is a curl request from my machine right now to SSR react app hosted on CF Worker: ``` DNS lookup: 0.296826s…
absolutely. But when PG is running out of open connections or has already consumed all available CPU even the simplest query will struggle.
I like using postgres for everything, it lets me simplify infrastructure. But using it as a cache is a bit concerning in terms of reliability, in my opinion. I have witnessed many incidents when DB was considerably…
thank you! Indeed, it is shown on a new tab in such case!
I'm not very well versed with CURL design too but afaik it does reuse connections but only inside the same process (e.g. downloading 10 files with 1 command). In this case it shouldn't be re-using them as I ran 2…
It makes requests to API server that is deployed to k8s, which doesn't have a cold start. Clearly, some caching by the runtime and framework is involved here. My point is that "cold start" is often more than just…
While I really appreciate Workers platform "eleminated cold starts" advertising was always bothering me. This is a curl request from my machine right now to SSR react app hosted on CF Worker: ``` DNS lookup: 0.296826s…
absolutely. But when PG is running out of open connections or has already consumed all available CPU even the simplest query will struggle.
I like using postgres for everything, it lets me simplify infrastructure. But using it as a cache is a bit concerning in terms of reliability, in my opinion. I have witnessed many incidents when DB was considerably…
thank you! Indeed, it is shown on a new tab in such case!