On Friday, July 27, 2012 8:10:05 AM UTC-7, Trevor Vaughan wrote: > Best.....Post.....Ever > > > Seconded. Scaling is not a stand-alone problem. Indeed beyond the infrastructure components you also need to consider how you scale risk and availability across multiple combinations of architecture and stack, your Puppet configuration, your module style, ENC/Hiera design and how you handle commonalities and exceptions. The "default" setup and configuration for any application or stack generally has a sweet spot. And generally that sweet spot isn't at 1 machine or 100,000 machines but tries to strike a balance in the middle. You will almost always need to tune the application or stack to your sweet spot.
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