The developer ecosystem is seeing a surge in the use of serverless architectures for building modern applications. Particularly noteworthy is the ...
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Thanks for this, very interesting. Django by very nature in terms of performance benefits from booting up an instance and caching the framework in memory.
If there are large time gaps between (possibly a few minutes) requests, I would imagine this service will destroy the instance and re-create it (cold start) which might be expensive for heavy traffic 🤔
A similar would apply to PostgreSQL - the index would need rebuilding.
I guess serverless could also mean, it's just run on minimum resources and then scaled when the demand grows, thus not a true cold start.
Very interesting, I will explore Neon in more detail when I have time.
Welldone
Very nice!
Well done buddy nice
Very enlightening
Thank you for this