Shilpa
Published in : 2022-05-12
What is the way to identify hardware configurations for small business application?
Right now, I am developing a hybrid application using Java, Mysql, and Angular, it belongs to the public domain (consumers can visit the website and make a subscription type), and anyone can signup/login and view or submit information. (Pages are lightly weighted)
I want to load the page within 3 seconds and launch the small business application over the server (Let's say, AMAZON EC2 INSTANCE or NAME CHEAP REGISTRAR), What if in the future, at a time 75-100 people are accessing the website resources?
I tried a free EC2 tier instance (Linux) with 1GB RAM, but when I log in with 3-5 users from Laptop (2 different browsers), Desktop and Mobile, etc, the server is responding too late. It takes 5-7 seconds at least to respond to the requests.
so my questions are,
- How do I identify that I need 2GB/4GB or 8GB Ram for a better user experience?
- Should I go with a Windows server?
- Is there a way to increase or decrease RAM dynamically on the base of concurrent active users?
Any help to my queries will be appreciated!
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nico Date : 2022-05-16
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Hello Shilpa,
You should consider using a solution with a Kubernetes cluster :
- you can deploy easily your different components
- you can scale when the load is more important per component for example 2 or 3 instances for Angular
- you can easily monitor the metric : time response with prometheus easy to install in your kubernetes cluster and get alert when metrics dont suit your needs
if you need cheaper than AWS : DigitalOcean for 10$/month could be worth to look at.
I am sure you will reach for your goals more easily :)
Hope it helps you
Kind regards
Nicolas