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Currently all incoming requests (name records from w3name)are stored in memory before they are processed and sent to the DHT. At the current traffic this is perfectly acceptable, but at a certain scale or volume of requests, this might cause the service to fall over.
That proposal is assuming that this service gets moved to AWS though, which so far it hasn't been. This service is currently still running on Digital Ocean.
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Currently all incoming requests (name records from w3name)are stored in memory before they are processed and sent to the DHT. At the current traffic this is perfectly acceptable, but at a certain scale or volume of requests, this might cause the service to fall over.
@francois-potato and @josh Ghent made a proposal for this, which is to use SQS with a FIFO queue using this tool: https://github.com/bbc/sqs-consumer
Proposal write-up here: https://www.notion.so/ipns-publisher-2-258f425cabf4444b826481918f7b4c1e
That proposal is assuming that this service gets moved to AWS though, which so far it hasn't been. This service is currently still running on Digital Ocean.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: