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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
I'm building a webservice that is going to be under ridiculous load (thousands to ten-thousands of queries per second). My normal stack of apache, PHP, memcache and some DB will be able to handle it with a nice load balancer infront and lots of machines, but I'm wondering if there are better solutions.
The endpoint will be hit by a beacon (via javascript on the client), I'll read the user's cookies, pull some small info on them from the DB, cache it, do some small calculation, send the response and if needed write to the DB and invalidate the cache.
And good technology choices and/or hardware recommendations?