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RackNerd's OFFICIAL LET BLACK FRIDAY! HUNDREDS OF GIVEAWAYS + CRAZY DEALS, MASSIVE (come see)

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  • SURPRISE-ME-WITH-ANY-GIVEAWAY !!

  • @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @DeadlyChemist said:

    @zGato said:

    SEND-A-BACKPACK-TO-DeadlyChemist!!

    thanks, 9/10, not yet even verified/allowed by chef, but lets gooo
    maybe/hopefully more ram comming

    Why not more computing power, everyone needs a little more power just to squeeze a woocommerce instance.

    What ram-cpu ratio do you suggest for a woocom website?

    At least 4 core Ryzen and 8gb ram if you're products are hotselling, Everything boils down to caching. If configured correctly even 2core 4gb works fine.

    How many concurrent visitors are we talking here in the case of 2cores and 4gb of ram? Given that it's well optimized

    Can handle about 100 concurrent users with dynamic hit rate.

  • AINT-NO-PARTY-LIKE-A-RACKNERD-PARTY :sunglasses: :sunglasses:

  • SURPRISE-ME-WITH-ANY-GIVEAWAY-PLEASE!!

  • AINT-NO-PARTY-LIKE-A-RACKNERD-PARTY

  • SEND-A-BACKPACK-TO-@Chitree!!

  • AINT-NO-PARTY-LIKE-A-RACKNERD-PARTY :sunglasses: :sunglasses:

  • SEND-A-BACKPACK-TO-@Chitree!!
    Thanked by 1chitree
  • @DeadlyChemist said:

    @Frobsy said:

    @DeadlyChemist said:

    #RACKNERD-RAM-FOR-EVERYONE

    Wow that's really good!

    deepai, so no skill

    I've seen so many flashy AI generated images, but this one is very realistic

  • SEND-A-BACKPACK-TO-@Chitree!!

    Thanked by 1chitree
  • AINT-NO-PARTY-LIKE-A-RACKNERD-PARTY :sunglasses: :sunglasses:

  • @chitree said:

    AINT-NO-PARTY-LIKE-A-RACKNERD-PARTY :sunglasses: :sunglasses:

    NEVER-BEEN-NEVER-WILL-BE

  • AINT-NO-PARTY-LIKE-A-RACKNERD-PARTY

    NEVER-BEEN-NEVER-WILL-BE

  • @chitree said:

    AINT-NO-PARTY-LIKE-A-RACKNERD-PARTY :sunglasses: :sunglasses:

    AINT-NO-RAM-LIKE-A-RACKNERD-RAM

  • @TrK said:

    @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @DeadlyChemist said:

    @zGato said:

    SEND-A-BACKPACK-TO-DeadlyChemist!!

    thanks, 9/10, not yet even verified/allowed by chef, but lets gooo
    maybe/hopefully more ram comming

    Why not more computing power, everyone needs a little more power just to squeeze a woocommerce instance.

    What ram-cpu ratio do you suggest for a woocom website?

    At least 4 core Ryzen and 8gb ram if you're products are hotselling, Everything boils down to caching. If configured correctly even 2core 4gb works fine.

    How many concurrent visitors are we talking here in the case of 2cores and 4gb of ram? Given that it's well optimized

    Can handle about 100 concurrent users with dynamic hit rate.

    Oh that's very sufficient for me !

  • Can we get more backpack hype for me 🥺 👉 👈 I could use a new backpack (my old swisstech strap is tearing :disappointed:

    Thanked by 1Frobsy
  • SEND-A-BACKPACK-TO-@DaDeveloper !!

    Thanked by 1DaDeveloper
  • Racknerd has the best parties!!!

    Thanked by 1DeadlyChemist
  • AINT-NO-RAM-LIKE-A-RACKNERD-RAM

  • CANT-STOP-WONT-STOP

    Let's go, more GAs dropping soon.

  • CANT-STOP-WONT-STOP

  • @chitree said:

    Racknerd has the best parties!!!

    definetly, LET as well, BF on aliexpress and amazon is meh, genuienly considerunf taking days off work for next year bf

    Thanked by 1chitree
  • TO-THE-300

  • @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @DeadlyChemist said:

    @zGato said:

    SEND-A-BACKPACK-TO-DeadlyChemist!!

    thanks, 9/10, not yet even verified/allowed by chef, but lets gooo
    maybe/hopefully more ram comming

    Why not more computing power, everyone needs a little more power just to squeeze a woocommerce instance.

    What ram-cpu ratio do you suggest for a woocom website?

    At least 4 core Ryzen and 8gb ram if you're products are hotselling, Everything boils down to caching. If configured correctly even 2core 4gb works fine.

    How many concurrent visitors are we talking here in the case of 2cores and 4gb of ram? Given that it's well optimized

    Can handle about 100 concurrent users with dynamic hit rate.

    Oh that's very sufficient for me !

    It all depends on how you made to setup, here's what I would do, make the 4gb server only for WordPress web server, database i would offload to somewhere closely located to the 4gb server, setup caching with dynamic config if it supports. Have redis with any managed PaaS provider like aiven and. Webserver would nginx or resty(for lua) for caching i would go with w3total or wprocket.

  • @TrK said:

    @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @DeadlyChemist said:

    @zGato said:

    SEND-A-BACKPACK-TO-DeadlyChemist!!

    thanks, 9/10, not yet even verified/allowed by chef, but lets gooo
    maybe/hopefully more ram comming

    Why not more computing power, everyone needs a little more power just to squeeze a woocommerce instance.

    What ram-cpu ratio do you suggest for a woocom website?

    At least 4 core Ryzen and 8gb ram if you're products are hotselling, Everything boils down to caching. If configured correctly even 2core 4gb works fine.

    How many concurrent visitors are we talking here in the case of 2cores and 4gb of ram? Given that it's well optimized

    Can handle about 100 concurrent users with dynamic hit rate.

    Oh that's very sufficient for me !

    It all depends on how you made to setup, here's what I would do, make the 4gb server only for WordPress web server, database i would offload to somewhere closely located to the 4gb server, setup caching with dynamic config if it supports. Have redis with any managed PaaS provider like aiven and. Webserver would nginx or resty(for lua) for caching i would go with w3total or wprocket.

    my api can handle 200 requests per second

    you can always shard your blog... what i recommend anyways (if possible)

  • @DeadlyChemist said:

    @chitree said:

    Racknerd has the best parties!!!

    definetly, LET as well, BF on aliexpress and amazon is meh, genuienly considerunf taking days off work for next year bf

    The only sale Amazon is good at is prime day sale. After it's just a lot mehs.

  • @TrK said: The only sale Amazon is good at is prime day sale. After it's just a lot mehs.

    i won 6 things for $6 on aiexpress few days ago
    great, very very great

    however i have to admit, over the years i have gotten most from LET/RN

  • @TrK said:

    @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @DeadlyChemist said:

    @zGato said:

    SEND-A-BACKPACK-TO-DeadlyChemist!!

    thanks, 9/10, not yet even verified/allowed by chef, but lets gooo
    maybe/hopefully more ram comming

    Why not more computing power, everyone needs a little more power just to squeeze a woocommerce instance.

    What ram-cpu ratio do you suggest for a woocom website?

    At least 4 core Ryzen and 8gb ram if you're products are hotselling, Everything boils down to caching. If configured correctly even 2core 4gb works fine.

    How many concurrent visitors are we talking here in the case of 2cores and 4gb of ram? Given that it's well optimized

    Can handle about 100 concurrent users with dynamic hit rate.

    Oh that's very sufficient for me !

    It all depends on how you made to setup, here's what I would do, make the 4gb server only for WordPress web server, database i would offload to somewhere closely located to the 4gb server, setup caching with dynamic config if it supports. Have redis with any managed PaaS provider like aiven and. Webserver would nginx or resty(for lua) for caching i would go with w3total or wprocket.

    How much of ram does the database require? 1gb is low?

  • @DeadlyChemist said:

    @TrK said:

    @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @DeadlyChemist said:

    @zGato said:

    SEND-A-BACKPACK-TO-DeadlyChemist!!

    thanks, 9/10, not yet even verified/allowed by chef, but lets gooo
    maybe/hopefully more ram comming

    Why not more computing power, everyone needs a little more power just to squeeze a woocommerce instance.

    What ram-cpu ratio do you suggest for a woocom website?

    At least 4 core Ryzen and 8gb ram if you're products are hotselling, Everything boils down to caching. If configured correctly even 2core 4gb works fine.

    How many concurrent visitors are we talking here in the case of 2cores and 4gb of ram? Given that it's well optimized

    Can handle about 100 concurrent users with dynamic hit rate.

    Oh that's very sufficient for me !

    It all depends on how you made to setup, here's what I would do, make the 4gb server only for WordPress web server, database i would offload to somewhere closely located to the 4gb server, setup caching with dynamic config if it supports. Have redis with any managed PaaS provider like aiven and. Webserver would nginx or resty(for lua) for caching i would go with w3total or wprocket.

    my api can handle 200 requests per second

    you can always shard your blog... what i recommend anyways (if possible)

    Sure it can, as I said earlier everything depends on how to setup yours. Php isn't that polished compared to others like go, python, etc.

  • @MrEd said:
    I will help you:

    SEND-A-BACKPACK-TO-DeadlyChemist!!

    @DaDeveloper said:
    SEND-A-BACKPACK-TO-DeadlyChemist!!

    @TrK said:

    @DeadlyChemist said:

    @TrK said:

    @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @Frobsy said:

    @TrK said:

    @DeadlyChemist said:

    @zGato said:

    SEND-A-BACKPACK-TO-DeadlyChemist!!

    thanks, 9/10, not yet even verified/allowed by chef, but lets gooo
    maybe/hopefully more ram comming

    Why not more computing power, everyone needs a little more power just to squeeze a woocommerce instance.

    What ram-cpu ratio do you suggest for a woocom website?

    At least 4 core Ryzen and 8gb ram if you're products are hotselling, Everything boils down to caching. If configured correctly even 2core 4gb works fine.

    How many concurrent visitors are we talking here in the case of 2cores and 4gb of ram? Given that it's well optimized

    Can handle about 100 concurrent users with dynamic hit rate.

    Oh that's very sufficient for me !

    It all depends on how you made to setup, here's what I would do, make the 4gb server only for WordPress web server, database i would offload to somewhere closely located to the 4gb server, setup caching with dynamic config if it supports. Have redis with any managed PaaS provider like aiven and. Webserver would nginx or resty(for lua) for caching i would go with w3total or wprocket.

    my api can handle 200 requests per second

    you can always shard your blog... what i recommend anyways (if possible)

    Sure it can, as I said earlier everything depends on how to setup yours. Php isn't that polished compared to others like go, python, etc.

    i use quart/python with pgsql boosted with redis

    redis is love

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