I’m sure this work is very impressive, but these QPS numbers don’t seem particularly high to me, at least compared to existing horizontally scalable service patterns. Why is it hard for the kube control plane to hit these numbers?
For instance, postgres can hit this sort of QPS easily, afaik. It’s not distributed, but I’m sure Vitess could do something similar. The query patterns don’t seem particularly complex either.
Not trying to be reductive - I’m sure there’s some complexity here I’m missing!
For instance, postgres can hit this sort of QPS easily, afaik. It’s not distributed, but I’m sure Vitess could do something similar. The query patterns don’t seem particularly complex either.
Not trying to be reductive - I’m sure there’s some complexity here I’m missing!