What's the current setup, if you don't mind me asking?
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Thanks for being so on top of all these changes! Iโm enjoying my experience here so far.
Damn, those server specs are crazy
Great job!
Thanks for you work on this! What is the planned time for the outage?
Thanks for all you do! I'm excited for the upgrades.
What is the service consumming most resources? Postgres, backend, frotend, nginx, pics?
Thanks for everything you're doing. I signed up for Patreon to contribute!
Thankyou for everything!
Thanks!
Wow! So impressive!
I don't understand why a dedicated server is a good idea, when the only true way to scale is to use like Kubernetes or Docker and ECS Containers with scale?
Your just gonna run into more problems, you cannot vertically scale forever.
Thank you very much! ๐ฅณ
Thanks for all the work!
Doing God's work here mate.
OpenCollective link gives me "Unexpected error". Edit: got it now
What kind of server configuration are you guys running? A single instance?
On the other hand, posting on smaller instances is really fast now. Still kind of slow here.
congrats
I just hope this doesn't cause ossies down the line. A lot of us are from reddit, and it wouldn't shock me if a lot of new users go back to reddit regardless of the outcome.
I'd hate for this situation to put unessecary financial strain on this service
What is the ratio from the before and after migration server capacity? 1:3, maybe 1:5?
I'm very impressed with how smoothly that went, very well done!