99% Uptime server!

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Hamied Abou Hulaikah

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When you searching for web host you always read this ads.
99% of operational server is sounding GREAT, but in real web application of financial transactions as example; this percentage is CATASTROPHIC & loss a lot of everything!
WHY?
99% up means 1% off which means 1% of 1 Year = 3.65 DAYS offline!!!! IMAGINE Visa or MasterCard offline for 3.6 days!!!
 
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That is why kubernetes eliminates the gaps.
 
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Just using 1 loadbalancer and 12 dedicated servers for all my jobs, I never experienced a downtown.
 
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HAH said:
Is it Loadbalancer?
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It supports loadbalancer and containers. There are a lot of crash course tutorials for kubernetes on YouTube.
 
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ilan said:
are you using b4j servers? how many requests do you have per day to those servers?

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No not using b4j servers. All servers are ubuntu with LAMP on it.

Most busiest 2 servers have around 15M requests/day. One is serving API requests, other one is feeding my apps.
Other 10 dedicated is for other purposes.
 
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ilan said:
ok but the web app that serves the Api requests is it build with b4j?



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thats a lot of quests. what kind of api is it?
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No it is built with php with apache server.

It is a financial data distribution API. In fact, not much users but every users send nearly 2-3 requests a second so it makes so much.
 
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tufanv said:
No it is built with php with apache server.

It is a financial data distribution API. In fact, not much users but every users send nearly 2-3 requests a second so it makes so much.
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i am working on a big project for the last few weeks and i was unsure what i should use for the backend because I expect lots of requests from the server.
i was debating between Node.JS + MongoDB and B4j + MySql. after lots of thinking i started with the second option and i hope i will not be disappointed with the performance since changing it back to the first option will be too big an effort.

i am making good progress but a long way to go (maybe 6 month). then i will think if i will use one of my own pc's as the server (of course i will use Apache server LAMP) or i will use a VM by from google cloud (also LAMP Server). will see... :)
 
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ilan said:
i am working on a big project for the last few weeks and i was unsure what i should use for the backend because I expect lots of requests from the server.
i was debating between Node.JS + MongoDB and B4j + MySql. after lots of thinking i started with the second option and i hope i will not be disappointed with the performance since changing it back to the first option will be too big an effort.

i am making good progress but a long way to go (maybe 6 month). then i will think if i will use one of my own pc's as the server (of course i will use Apache server LAMP) or i will use a VM by from google cloud (also LAMP Server). will see... :)
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home servers are generally not stable due to power loss, internet disconnections etc.. Paying some dollars to cloud servers will probably be better.
 
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