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I am evaluating the microservices architecture to see if it suits my needs. My question might sound candid, but how small can an instance be in that pattern ?
As far as I understand, splitting the app into microservices implies splitting the load too. A regular meteor app needs 512Mo/1024Mo of RAM on average. If I split it into 8 equivalent microservices, could I use 8 64Mo/128Mo microinstances ? Or is there a minimum (say for meteor's core for example) ?
From your experience, what kind of service are consuming more ressources (UI services, ...) ?
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Hi,
I am evaluating the microservices architecture to see if it suits my needs. My question might sound candid, but how small can an instance be in that pattern ?
As far as I understand, splitting the app into microservices implies splitting the load too. A regular meteor app needs 512Mo/1024Mo of RAM on average. If I split it into 8 equivalent microservices, could I use 8 64Mo/128Mo microinstances ? Or is there a minimum (say for meteor's core for example) ?
From your experience, what kind of service are consuming more ressources (UI services, ...) ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: