Re:OpenRoss – fast, scalable, on-demand image resizer
by mantraxC on Monday June 23, 2014 @10:26AM
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At scale, processing thousands of highly granular items (images) in any way is an embarrassingly parallel task even in its most crude and naive implementation.
So claiming "fast", ok, but claiming "scalable" feels like a redundant buzzword, a bit hand-wavey.
When you make such generic claims, be quick to explain what you mean, or people will not treat you seriously.
Re:OpenRoss – fast, scalable, on-demand image resizer
by TeeWEE on Monday June 23, 2014 @10:47AM
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Yeah what i was thinking. There is no state to be managed. Its just a pipeline which doesnt not anything more than more machines to handles more load. Its relatively easy to implement.
So claiming "fast", ok, but claiming "scalable" feels like a redundant buzzword, a bit hand-wavey.
When you make such generic claims, be quick to explain what you mean, or people will not treat you seriously.