Jared

I feel like the real toy is the Samsung S95D, 65-inch OLED, HDR Pro, glare-free with motion accelerator. Gerhard, that sucker is expensive, man. Well, eBay, half price.

I feel like the real toy is the Samsung S95D, 65-inch OLED, HDR Pro, glare-free with motion accelerator. Gerhard, that sucker is expensive, man. Well, eBay, half price.

Holy cow. Yeah, that is so great. All right. So you scaled up our Pipely to the Performance X1, Performance 1X.

Holy cow. Yeah, that is so great. All right. So you scaled up our Pipely to the Performance X1, Performance 1X.

How many Pimely instances are we running right now?

How many Pimely instances are we running right now?

So there's 10 of them in different regions around the world.

So there's 10 of them in different regions around the world.

And we've got two of the 10 upgraded to performance 1X. The other ones are on shared CPU 1X. Exactly. Which has also 10X, the RAM, it looks like. So the shared CPU is at 256 megabytes, whereas the performance 1X is at 2048.

And we've got two of the 10 upgraded to performance 1X. The other ones are on shared CPU 1X. Exactly. Which has also 10X, the RAM, it looks like. So the shared CPU is at 256 megabytes, whereas the performance 1X is at 2048.

so that's quite a scale yeah it's it's about 10x and i'm wondering if we do that 10x like how will it behave and what would that affect the bottom line of running pipely because you're now 10x our costs probably because you're upgraded every instance around the world

so that's quite a scale yeah it's it's about 10x and i'm wondering if we do that 10x like how will it behave and what would that affect the bottom line of running pipely because you're now 10x our costs probably because you're upgraded every instance around the world

Well, I was just wondering how much extra it is. We don't need to get the exact answer. These are just concerns that I have as we move forward. And then... Is 10 even the right number is a question. I mean, maybe it's smarter to leave it at the shared CPU 1x, but have 30 of them versus 10 at the performance 1x, for instance.

Well, I was just wondering how much extra it is. We don't need to get the exact answer. These are just concerns that I have as we move forward. And then... Is 10 even the right number is a question. I mean, maybe it's smarter to leave it at the shared CPU 1x, but have 30 of them versus 10 at the performance 1x, for instance.

It's deployed for us, but it'd be hit by randos around the world. True. So we can get DOSed.

It's deployed for us, but it'd be hit by randos around the world. True. So we can get DOSed.

I mean, you send us 5,000 requests a second, we're doffed. To one pop, at least.

I mean, you send us 5,000 requests a second, we're doffed. To one pop, at least.

Yeah, exactly. So I think some form of rudimentary throttling makes a lot of sense. I don't think it would add very much in terms of software on our side to say, you know, you can make it very rudimentary. This IP can only have so many requests a second. Done. I think you're at least avoiding that low hanging fruit.

Yeah, exactly. So I think some form of rudimentary throttling makes a lot of sense. I don't think it would add very much in terms of software on our side to say, you know, you can make it very rudimentary. This IP can only have so many requests a second. Done. I think you're at least avoiding that low hanging fruit.