Copying their requirements as text (original grammar preserved, including GB and Gb confusions). It's a good glimpse of what unlimited cloud budget does to companies. I quote: """ * 40x i3.Metal instances (64 vCPU's, 512 Gb ram (more ram, of course, better for those)), 14 Tb nVME e/a (Scylla cluster) * 70-100x (96 vCPUs, 768 GB RAM) - 4 Tb nVME e/a (PSQL cluster, could use more RAM and CPU, but not easy to get) * 300…
What's that total up to in "expected AWS bill per week", say?
Parler Hosting Requirements
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#22Copying their requirements as text (original grammar preserved, including GB and Gb confusions). It's a good glimpse of what unlimited cloud budget does to companies. I quote: """ * 40x i3.Metal instances (64 vCPU's, 512 Gb ram (more ram, of course, better for those)), 14 Tb nVME e/a (Scylla cluster) * 70-100x (96 vCPUs, 768 GB RAM) - 4 Tb nVME e/a (PSQL cluster, could use more RAM and CPU, but not easy to get) * 300…
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#23Copying their requirements as text (original grammar preserved, including GB and Gb confusions). It's a good glimpse of what unlimited cloud budget does to companies. I quote: """ * 40x i3.Metal instances (64 vCPU's, 512 Gb ram (more ram, of course, better for those)), 14 Tb nVME e/a (Scylla cluster) * 70-100x (96 vCPUs, 768 GB RAM) - 4 Tb nVME e/a (PSQL cluster, could use more RAM and CPU, but not easy to get) * 300…
What language is this thing written in that it requires this kind of computing power? Is it an Electron app? /jk
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#24Flagged. This has been posted multiple times in the last day. Stop making new accounts repeatedly to get around the rules.
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#25Gigabit per minute? Do they have a single knowledgeable networking architect on staff? Why not just measure things in random-sized-image-files-per-full-moon?
They are talking about traffic volume (bytes per minute; usually you'd see megabytes or gigabytes per hour but they are massive so they said per minute).
You are talking about transfer speed (bits per second).
You may have a very fast link (transfer speed = 40 Gbps) but transfer very low traffic (1 byte per hour), thus network is mostly idle.
Or you may have a very slow link (100 Mbps FastEthernet) but transfer a ton of traffic (gigabytes per hour), thus network is very busy (which requires good network architecture, server architecture, etc).
As others said: these requirements seem insane for the size of Parler. Maybe they are looking into massive redundancy, different locations, or even doing something else?
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#27More informations :
- line 1 : the Scylla DB Cluster would cost 59 000 USD according to AWS Calculator. Scylla DB is the C++ version of Apache Cassandra. It's a database.
- line 2 : this sounds like a bunch of postgreSQL server. Estimated price of 250 000 USD. Might be cheaper than Amazon RDS (?)
- line 3 : 400 instances 16 cores 64Gb -> 136 000 USD
Grand total 446 000 USD
We heard that it was around 300k USD on the news, so who can tell if it's true or not... anyway.
I don't see any wordpress nor specific technologies requirements.
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#28Flagged. This has been posted multiple times in the last day. Stop making new accounts repeatedly to get around the rules.
If you want to pretend you’re the moderator of this place, please try and imitate their friendly style.
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#29Earlier quoted context omitted.
It’s the server side
I know, it was supposed to be a joke but I guess I didn't manage to get it across that way.
But I actually do want to know they language(s) and framework(s).
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#30Everything we’ve seen so far suggests they didn’t (don’t?) have the best tech people working for them, but they do have a lot of money at their disposal. This looks really over-provisioned compared to the reported size of their site, there is no caching layer that I can make out, I bet they are using those forty i3s to host user content as blobs in a database. If they added a couple varnish servers and moved the user…