No. I've pushed 1000 r/s (approx) on a price tracking tool at work for keeping track of competitors on one of those boxes. Their largest spike (even if you assume its 10x their average) would be at most 15% of that.
No. I've pushed 1000 r/s (approx) on a price tracking tool at work for keeping track of competitors on one of those boxes. Their largest spike (even if you assume its 10x their average) would be at most 15% of that.
A) I'm not sure "one location" is a city, country, or province.
B) Yes, it was global as we had offices from China to the EU.
C) Given the OP is handling 15 r/s, 150 r/s is not going to be pushing 500 mbps unless something is very poorly designed.
D) Even at spikes of 40x, it would still only be 600 r/s which is still quite doable with a commodity server.
The only serious difference is it was very large batches of requests (20 * SKUs) so people were fine with waiting a few minutes.