Re:What tech stacks are indie hackers using for their apps, ...
by im_cynical on Friday July 20, 2018 @05:34PM
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My current indie web app is still in development so final numbers for prod are TBD. However I'm using it for
* Storing time counters on user actions (timestamp of last time a user posted/edited X, meant to be a throttling mechanism against abuse)
* Site content caching, around 20-50kb per page, each page being user generated content
Sizes will obviously vary on traction so not sure about the final numbers.
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My last 9-to-5 employer was a very well known and my largest caching tier in Redis there was 512GB in a cluster configuration. I'm using the same server configuration and sharding logic for the indie thing, just on a smaller scale
* Storing time counters on user actions (timestamp of last time a user posted/edited X, meant to be a throttling mechanism against abuse)
* Site content caching, around 20-50kb per page, each page being user generated content
Sizes will obviously vary on traction so not sure about the final numbers.
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My last 9-to-5 employer was a very well known and my largest caching tier in Redis there was 512GB in a cluster configuration. I'm using the same server configuration and sharding logic for the indie thing, just on a smaller scale