Re: Django asychronous for millions of users

[Josh moten]

Samuel,

Thank you for that tremendous insight; sad to say you are correct on me trying 
to plan for the future of scaling. I am so use to having to plan ahead and have 
a backup for my backup which has a series of more backup to the original plan.  
I still operate as if I am still in the Marine Corps so thank you for helping 
me to see that I should first start simple with a simple deployment and later 
scale as my users grow. The thing I am trying to plan correct for scaling is 
the asynchronous technology part which from the conversations thus far from 
Lars and the rest I have found out about load balancer and cacheing. Thank you 
so much

Sent from my iPhone

> On Apr 1, 2021, at 11:17 AM, Samuel Smith  wrote:
> 
> On 3/30/21 6:32 AM, Josh moten wrote:
>> I am creating an auction that will be hosting millions to possibly billions 
>> of users so I am trying to figure out which would be the best library to use 
>> for scalability at a rapid pace. I am positive to reach a million users in 
>> four months. What is the best library and/or package to us for over 100k+ 
>> users per second?
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> 
> Just being "asychronous" won't get you there. Start small and make sure you 
> are treating your database right. Use database views to limit excessive 
> queries and to better aggregate your data instead of trying to stuff 
> everything into a python object. Use a CDN to host as much static files as 
> possible and even provide limited caching.
> 
> And above all, don't plan out your "scaling" problems until you actually have 
> enough money flowing to do so. I once worked for a startup that planned out 
> having over a million customers on one platform. This was before the days of 
> cheap AWS instances and so we allocated the needed resources and rack space 
> in a data center and paid for expensive licensed software that was "web 
> scale". We were spending over 1.5 million a year on hosting and software 
> license costs. After 5 years we had finally grown to 70,000 customers but 
> that still did not cover the costs of running the company and after a couple 
> more years, closed shop.
> 
> If we would have just started off simple with single django instance running 
> on a box in a closet somewhere that company would probably still exist. They 
> had a good product and market, but planning for a hypothetical future killed 
> it.
> 
> Regards,
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Re: Django asychronous for millions of users

[Samuel Smith]

On 3/30/21 6:32 AM, Josh moten wrote:
I am creating an auction that will be hosting millions to possibly 
billions of users so I am trying to figure out which would be the best 
library to use for scalability at a rapid pace. I am positive to reach a 
million users in four months. What is the best library and/or package to 
us for over 100k+ users per second?


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Just being "asychronous" won't get you there. Start small and make sure 
you are treating your database right. Use database views to limit 
excessive queries and to better aggregate your data instead of trying to 
stuff everything into a python object. Use a CDN to host as much static 
files as possible and even provide limited caching.


And above all, don't plan out your "scaling" problems until you actually 
have enough money flowing to do so. I once worked for a startup that 
planned out having over a million customers on one platform. This was 
before the days of cheap AWS instances and so we allocated the needed 
resources and rack space in a data center and paid for expensive 
licensed software that was "web scale". We were spending over 1.5 
million a year on hosting and software license costs. After 5 years we 
had finally grown to 70,000 customers but that still did not cover the 
costs of running the company and after a couple more years, closed shop.


If we would have just started off simple with single django instance 
running on a box in a closet somewhere that company would probably still 
exist. They had a good product and market, but planning for a 
hypothetical future killed it.


Regards,

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Re: Django asychronous for millions of users

[Josh moten]

Yes Lars I would love to do that I just sent you an email just now 

Sent from my iPhone

> On Mar 31, 2021, at 2:54 PM, Lars Liedtke  wrote:
> 
> 
> I was on the brink of proposing this before, but if you'd like we could have 
> an online beer together and talk of course without any cost, because we are 
> just having a beer or any other beverage of your liking. Just send me a mail 
> privately and we'll find an appointment
> 
> Am 31.03.21 um 18:09 schrieb Josh moten:
>> I truly would love to do that but I know I do not have the funds to hire 
>> someone with that much experience. I am disabled so I only get paid once a 
>> month and what’s left after bills and groceries is only $200 a month so I am 
>> having to bootstrap everything. It would be very disrespectful to ask 
>> someone with that much ability and experience to basically be working for 
>> free.  I am open to anyone who wish to help. I do have a private GitHub 
>> repository for my website so if anyone is interested please let me know.
>> 
>> Again I do not wish to disrespect anyone and I know I am a beginner but I 
>> know this can be done Ive only be programming since October of last year and 
>> I have made leaps and bounds
>> 
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>>> On Mar 31, 2021, at 10:05 AM, Derek  wrote:
>>> 
>>> I agree with Lars. You have said very little about your actual situation; 
>>> my concern would be that if someone was appointed to develop a web-based 
>>> system that was expected to scale that big and that fast I would expect (in 
>>> fact, if I was the project funder I would *demand*) that you already have a 
>>> number of years experience developing, deploying and maintaining such 
>>> systems - preferably in more than one domain.  There are very smart and 
>>> knowledgeable people on this mailing list - you may want to consider hiring 
>>> or partnering with someone like that who can offer you this capability.
>>> 
>>> On Wednesday, 31 March 2021 at 14:46:25 UTC+2 lie...@punkt.de wrote:
 Sorry for having been so blunt, but your mail looked to me like some 
 random person asking for how to simply implement something with $framework.
 
 But my remarks had a lot of expirience in them. If you are still not 
 decided on a language or framework then I would suggest you choose the 
 language you are most familiar with and the framework, that offers what 
 you expect from it. Before deciding though you should  also have a look at 
 the integration of caching, because you will definetely need something 
 like e.g. redis and maybe varnish. Additionally you should think about 
 which database you want to use and if this can do clustering. 
 
 Django can do all of this and might be the right choice for you, but have 
 a look at how Django "thinks" and decide, if this is a way that you could 
 familiarize yourself well with.
 
 As often in IT there are now real "right" choices, only choices that will 
 be right for you and your usecase.
 
 Cheers
 
 Lars
 
 Am 31.03.21 um 01:28 schrieb Josh moten:
> I am trying to implement the right infrastructure, so that I can be able 
> to support all the users. I am in no way trying to deceive anyone. I am 
> asking because I truly want to make the right decisions from the 
> beginning, so that it will be cost effective. I am thinking of using AWS 
> elastic band, so that proper load balancing will be in place. I am also 
> looking up cacheing as well
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On Mar 30, 2021, at 7:13 PM, Lars Liedtke  wrote:
>> 
>> 
>> Hello Josh,
>> 
>> somehow this sounds a bit sketchy to me. Could you please extend your 
>> request to your plans to setup such a system. This is not simply done 
>> with choosing "the right"  library or package. This has to be a quite 
>> elaborate system with multiple kinds of Software, like caches as redis 
>> and/or elasticsearch, most propably load balancers and multiple 
>> application servers (which could be run with django). But simply sending 
>> a question like you did will not solve the prpably appearing problems 
>> you'll be facing, if you really will that many users.
>> 
>> Cheers
>> 
>> Lars
>> 
>> Am 30.03.21 um 13:32 schrieb Josh moten:
>>> I am creating an auction that will be hosting millions to possibly 
>>> billions of users so I am trying to figure out which would be the best 
>>> library to use for scalability at a rapid pace. I am positive to reach 
>>> a million users in four months. What is the best library and/or package 
>>> to us for over 100k+ users per second? -- 
>>> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google 
>>> Groups "Django users" group.
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>>> an email to django-users...@googlegroups.com.

Re: Django asychronous for millions of users

[Lars Liedtke]

I was on the brink of proposing this before, but if you'd like we could
have an online beer together and talk of course without any cost,
because we are just having a beer or any other beverage of your liking.
Just send me a mail privately and we'll find an appointment

Am 31.03.21 um 18:09 schrieb Josh moten:
> I truly would love to do that but I know I do not have the funds to
> hire someone with that much experience. I am disabled so I only get
> paid once a month and what’s left after bills and groceries is only
> $200 a month so I am having to bootstrap everything. It would be very
> disrespectful to ask someone with that much ability and experience to
> basically be working for free.  I am open to anyone who wish to help.
> I do have a private GitHub repository for my website so if anyone is
> interested please let me know.
>
> Again I do not wish to disrespect anyone and I know I am a beginner
> but I know this can be done Ive only be programming since October of
> last year and I have made leaps and bounds
>
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On Mar 31, 2021, at 10:05 AM, Derek  wrote:
>>
>> I agree with Lars. You have said very little about your actual
>> situation; my concern would be that if someone was appointed to
>> develop a web-based system that was expected to scale that big and
>> that fast I would expect (in fact, if I was the project funder I
>> would *demand*) that you already have a number of years experience
>> developing, deploying and maintaining such systems - preferably in
>> more than one domain.  There are very smart and knowledgeable people
>> on this mailing list - you may want to consider hiring or partnering
>> with someone like that who can offer you this capability.
>>
>> On Wednesday, 31 March 2021 at 14:46:25 UTC+2 lie...@punkt.de wrote:
>>
>> Sorry for having been so blunt, but your mail looked to me like
>> some random person asking for how to simply implement something
>> with $framework.
>>
>> But my remarks had a lot of expirience in them. If you are still
>> not decided on a language or framework then I would suggest you
>> choose the language you are most familiar with and the framework,
>> that offers what you expect from it. Before deciding though you
>> should  also have a look at the integration of caching, because
>> you will definetely need something like e.g. redis and maybe
>> varnish. Additionally you should think about which database you
>> want to use and if this can do clustering.
>>
>> Django can do all of this and might be the right choice for you,
>> but have a look at how Django "thinks" and decide, if this is a
>> way that you could familiarize yourself well with.
>>
>> As often in IT there are now real "right" choices, only choices
>> that will be right for you and your usecase.
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> Lars
>>
>> Am 31.03.21 um 01:28 schrieb Josh moten:
>>> I am trying to implement the right infrastructure, so that I can
>>> be able to support all the users. I am in no way trying to
>>> deceive anyone. I am asking because I truly want to make the
>>> right decisions from the beginning, so that it will be cost
>>> effective. I am thinking of using AWS elastic band, so that
>>> proper load balancing will be in place. I am also looking up
>>> cacheing as well
>>>
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>>
 On Mar 30, 2021, at 7:13 PM, Lars Liedtke  wrote:

 

 Hello Josh,

 somehow this sounds a bit sketchy to me. Could you please
 extend your request to your plans to setup such a system. This
 is not simply done with choosing "the right"  library or
 package. This has to be a quite elaborate system with multiple
 kinds of Software, like caches as redis and/or elasticsearch,
 most propably load balancers and multiple application servers
 (which could be run with django). But simply sending a question
 like you did will not solve the prpably appearing problems
 you'll be facing, if you really will that many users.

 Cheers

 Lars

 Am 30.03.21 um 13:32 schrieb Josh moten:
> I am creating an auction that will be hosting millions to
> possibly billions of users so I am trying to figure out which
> would be the best library to use for scalability at a rapid
> pace. I am positive to reach a million users in four months.
> What is the best library and/or package to us for over 100k+
> users per second? --
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Re: Django asychronous for millions of users

[Josh moten]

I truly would love to do that but I know I do not have the funds to hire 
someone with that much experience. I am disabled so I only get paid once a 
month and what’s left after bills and groceries is only $200 a month so I am 
having to bootstrap everything. It would be very disrespectful to ask someone 
with that much ability and experience to basically be working for free.  I am 
open to anyone who wish to help. I do have a private GitHub repository for my 
website so if anyone is interested please let me know.

Again I do not wish to disrespect anyone and I know I am a beginner but I know 
this can be done Ive only be programming since October of last year and I have 
made leaps and bounds


Sent from my iPhone

> On Mar 31, 2021, at 10:05 AM, Derek  wrote:
> 
> I agree with Lars. You have said very little about your actual situation; my 
> concern would be that if someone was appointed to develop a web-based system 
> that was expected to scale that big and that fast I would expect (in fact, if 
> I was the project funder I would *demand*) that you already have a number of 
> years experience developing, deploying and maintaining such systems - 
> preferably in more than one domain.  There are very smart and knowledgeable 
> people on this mailing list - you may want to consider hiring or partnering 
> with someone like that who can offer you this capability.
> 
>> On Wednesday, 31 March 2021 at 14:46:25 UTC+2 lie...@punkt.de wrote:
>> Sorry for having been so blunt, but your mail looked to me like some random 
>> person asking for how to simply implement something with $framework.
>> 
>> But my remarks had a lot of expirience in them. If you are still not decided 
>> on a language or framework then I would suggest you choose the language you 
>> are most familiar with and the framework, that offers what you expect from 
>> it. Before deciding though you should  also have a look at the integration 
>> of caching, because you will definetely need something like e.g. redis and 
>> maybe varnish. Additionally you should think about which database you want 
>> to use and if this can do clustering. 
>> 
>> Django can do all of this and might be the right choice for you, but have a 
>> look at how Django "thinks" and decide, if this is a way that you could 
>> familiarize yourself well with.
>> 
>> As often in IT there are now real "right" choices, only choices that will be 
>> right for you and your usecase.
>> 
>> Cheers
>> 
>> Lars
>> 
>> Am 31.03.21 um 01:28 schrieb Josh moten:
>> 
>>> I am trying to implement the right infrastructure, so that I can be able to 
>>> support all the users. I am in no way trying to deceive anyone. I am asking 
>>> because I truly want to make the right decisions from the beginning, so 
>>> that it will be cost effective. I am thinking of using AWS elastic band, so 
>>> that proper load balancing will be in place. I am also looking up cacheing 
>>> as well
>>> 
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>> 
 On Mar 30, 2021, at 7:13 PM, Lars Liedtke  wrote:
 
 
 Hello Josh,
 
 somehow this sounds a bit sketchy to me. Could you please extend your 
 request to your plans to setup such a system. This is not simply done with 
 choosing "the right"  library or package. This has to be a quite elaborate 
 system with multiple kinds of Software, like caches as redis and/or 
 elasticsearch, most propably load balancers and multiple application 
 servers (which could be run with django). But simply sending a question 
 like you did will not solve the prpably appearing problems you'll be 
 facing, if you really will that many users.
 
 Cheers
 
 Lars
 
 Am 30.03.21 um 13:32 schrieb Josh moten:
> I am creating an auction that will be hosting millions to possibly 
> billions of users so I am trying to figure out which would be the best 
> library to use for scalability at a rapid pace. I am positive to reach a 
> million users in four months. What is the best library and/or package to 
> us for over 100k+ users per second? -- 
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Re: Django asychronous for millions of users

[Derek]

I agree with Lars. You have said very little about your actual situation; 
my concern would be that if someone was appointed to develop a web-based 
system that was expected to scale that big and that fast I would expect (in 
fact, if I was the project funder I would *demand*) that you already have a 
number of years experience developing, deploying and maintaining such 
systems - preferably in more than one domain.  There are very smart and 
knowledgeable people on this mailing list - you may want to consider hiring 
or partnering with someone like that who can offer you this capability.

On Wednesday, 31 March 2021 at 14:46:25 UTC+2 lie...@punkt.de wrote:

> Sorry for having been so blunt, but your mail looked to me like some 
> random person asking for how to simply implement something with $framework.
>
> But my remarks had a lot of expirience in them. If you are still not 
> decided on a language or framework then I would suggest you choose the 
> language you are most familiar with and the framework, that offers what you 
> expect from it. Before deciding though you should  also have a look at the 
> integration of caching, because you will definetely need something like 
> e.g. redis and maybe varnish. Additionally you should think about which 
> database you want to use and if this can do clustering. 
>
> Django can do all of this and might be the right choice for you, but have 
> a look at how Django "thinks" and decide, if this is a way that you could 
> familiarize yourself well with.
>
> As often in IT there are now real "right" choices, only choices that will 
> be right for you and your usecase.
>
> Cheers
>
> Lars
> Am 31.03.21 um 01:28 schrieb Josh moten:
>
> I am trying to implement the right infrastructure, so that I can be able 
> to support all the users. I am in no way trying to deceive anyone. I am 
> asking because I truly want to make the right decisions from the beginning, 
> so that it will be cost effective. I am thinking of using AWS elastic band, 
> so that proper load balancing will be in place. I am also looking up 
> cacheing as well
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Mar 30, 2021, at 7:13 PM, Lars Liedtke  wrote:
>
>  
>
> Hello Josh,
>
> somehow this sounds a bit sketchy to me. Could you please extend your 
> request to your plans to setup such a system. This is not simply done with 
> choosing "the right"  library or package. This has to be a quite elaborate 
> system with multiple kinds of Software, like caches as redis and/or 
> elasticsearch, most propably load balancers and multiple application 
> servers (which could be run with django). But simply sending a question 
> like you did will not solve the prpably appearing problems you'll be 
> facing, if you really will that many users.
>
> Cheers
>
> Lars
> Am 30.03.21 um 13:32 schrieb Josh moten:
>
> I am creating an auction that will be hosting millions to possibly 
> billions of users so I am trying to figure out which would be the best 
> library to use for scalability at a rapid pace. I am positive to reach a 
> million users in four months. What is the best library and/or package to us 
> for over 100k+ users per second? -- 
> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups 
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>  
> 
> .
>
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Re: Django asychronous for millions of users

[Lars Liedtke]

Sorry for having been so blunt, but your mail looked to me like some
random person asking for how to simply implement something with $framework.

But my remarks had a lot of expirience in them. If you are still not
decided on a language or framework then I would suggest you choose the
language you are most familiar with and the framework, that offers what
you expect from it. Before deciding though you should  also have a look
at the integration of caching, because you will definetely need
something like e.g. redis and maybe varnish. Additionally you should
think about which database you want to use and if this can do clustering.

Django can do all of this and might be the right choice for you, but
have a look at how Django "thinks" and decide, if this is a way that you
could familiarize yourself well with.

As often in IT there are now real "right" choices, only choices that
will be right for you and your usecase.

Cheers

Lars

Am 31.03.21 um 01:28 schrieb Josh moten:
> I am trying to implement the right infrastructure, so that I can be
> able to support all the users. I am in no way trying to deceive
> anyone. I am asking because I truly want to make the right decisions
> from the beginning, so that it will be cost effective. I am thinking
> of using AWS elastic band, so that proper load balancing will be in
> place. I am also looking up cacheing as well
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On Mar 30, 2021, at 7:13 PM, Lars Liedtke  wrote:
>>
>> 
>>
>> Hello Josh,
>>
>> somehow this sounds a bit sketchy to me. Could you please extend your
>> request to your plans to setup such a system. This is not simply done
>> with choosing "the right"  library or package. This has to be a quite
>> elaborate system with multiple kinds of Software, like caches as
>> redis and/or elasticsearch, most propably load balancers and multiple
>> application servers (which could be run with django). But simply
>> sending a question like you did will not solve the prpably appearing
>> problems you'll be facing, if you really will that many users.
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> Lars
>>
>> Am 30.03.21 um 13:32 schrieb Josh moten:
>>> I am creating an auction that will be hosting millions to possibly
>>> billions of users so I am trying to figure out which would be the
>>> best library to use for scalability at a rapid pace. I am positive
>>> to reach a million users in four months. What is the best library
>>> and/or package to us for over 100k+ users per second? --
>>> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google
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>>> .
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>>
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Re: Django asychronous for millions of users

[Josh moten]

I am trying to implement the right infrastructure, so that I can be able to 
support all the users. I am in no way trying to deceive anyone. I am asking 
because I truly want to make the right decisions from the beginning, so that it 
will be cost effective. I am thinking of using AWS elastic band, so that proper 
load balancing will be in place. I am also looking up cacheing as well

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> On Mar 30, 2021, at 7:13 PM, Lars Liedtke  wrote:
> 
> 
> Hello Josh,
> 
> somehow this sounds a bit sketchy to me. Could you please extend your request 
> to your plans to setup such a system. This is not simply done with choosing 
> "the right"  library or package. This has to be a quite elaborate system with 
> multiple kinds of Software, like caches as redis and/or elasticsearch, most 
> propably load balancers and multiple application servers (which could be run 
> with django). But simply sending a question like you did will not solve the 
> prpably appearing problems you'll be facing, if you really will that many 
> users.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Lars
> 
> Am 30.03.21 um 13:32 schrieb Josh moten:
>> I am creating an auction that will be hosting millions to possibly billions 
>> of users so I am trying to figure out which would be the best library to use 
>> for scalability at a rapid pace. I am positive to reach a million users in 
>> four months. What is the best library and/or package to us for over 100k+ 
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Re: Django asychronous for millions of users

[Lars Liedtke]

Hello Josh,

somehow this sounds a bit sketchy to me. Could you please extend your
request to your plans to setup such a system. This is not simply done
with choosing "the right"  library or package. This has to be a quite
elaborate system with multiple kinds of Software, like caches as redis
and/or elasticsearch, most propably load balancers and multiple
application servers (which could be run with django). But simply sending
a question like you did will not solve the prpably appearing problems
you'll be facing, if you really will that many users.

Cheers

Lars

Am 30.03.21 um 13:32 schrieb Josh moten:
> I am creating an auction that will be hosting millions to possibly
> billions of users so I am trying to figure out which would be the best
> library to use for scalability at a rapid pace. I am positive to reach
> a million users in four months. What is the best library and/or
> package to us for over 100k+ users per second? --
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Django asychronous for millions of users

[Josh moten]

I am creating an auction that will be hosting millions to possibly billions 
of users so I am trying to figure out which would be the best library to 
use for scalability at a rapid pace. I am positive to reach a million users 
in four months. What is the best library and/or package to us for over 
100k+ users per second?

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