My application (studyvolved) was sending 3 post requests a second to constantly update a user's page with the appropriate information. I managed to succeed my 50k read operations in 13 successfully served requests by 1 instance. This took between 30 seconds and 2 minutes. I am reworking the app to only change on user refresh but I would eventually like to return to the constantly updating model. Does anyone have suggestions for how to do live updates without using too many resources? What constitutes a read? Is a .gql() call more than one read? Also, would my app's inefficiencies have shown up when I was hosting it on my computer? It seemed fine then.
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