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Backend #4

Open yAOwzers opened 1 year ago

yAOwzers commented 1 year ago
  1. Use a distributed database: A distributed database can handle high concurrency and scale horizontally to handle large amounts of data and traffic. You can use a distributed database such as Cassandra, MongoDB, or Amazon DynamoDB, which is designed to handle high throughput and low latency requirements.

  2. Use an in-memory database: An in-memory database can provide fast read and write access to data, which is essential for handling a high volume of requests. You can use an in-memory database such as Redis or Memcached to store frequently accessed data in memory and improve application performance.

  3. Implement a caching layer: Caching can help reduce the load on the database and improve application performance. You can use a caching layer such as Varnish or NGINX to cache frequently accessed data and serve requests from the cache instead of the database.

  4. Use asynchronous processing: Asynchronous processing can help handle high concurrency by allowing requests to be processed in the background while the application continues to serve new requests. You can use an asynchronous framework such as Celery or RabbitMQ to process requests asynchronously and improve application performance.

  5. Implement load balancing: Load balancing can help distribute the load across multiple servers and improve application availability and scalability. You can use a load balancer such as NGINX or HAProxy to distribute requests across multiple servers and handle high throughput requirements.