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As an operator, I'd like to know what I should do when soroban-rpc load gets too high for my existing infrastructure.
What would you like to see?
Ideal
Using the results of #505, we should write up a document explaining the expected scaling strategy. Isolated pods? Scale soroban-rpc with single captive-core? Do some research/thinking/modelling and decide.
First pass
In order to kick-off a first pass of the runbook we'd like to send to partners prior to testnet launch, we should prioritize just understanding how many requests a single instance can handle (per our the hardware profile we recommend: #505). We'd like to be able to articulate in the runbook to partners something like, "after x rps, add another RPC instance".
Scaling RPC using a single captive-core is out-of-scope for the initial first pass.
What alternatives are there?
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What problem does your feature solve?
As an operator, I'd like to know what I should do when soroban-rpc load gets too high for my existing infrastructure.
What would you like to see?
Ideal
Using the results of #505, we should write up a document explaining the expected scaling strategy. Isolated pods? Scale soroban-rpc with single captive-core? Do some research/thinking/modelling and decide.
First pass
In order to kick-off a first pass of the runbook we'd like to send to partners prior to testnet launch, we should prioritize just understanding how many requests a single instance can handle (per our the hardware profile we recommend: #505). We'd like to be able to articulate in the runbook to partners something like, "after x rps, add another RPC instance".
Scaling RPC using a single captive-core is out-of-scope for the initial first pass.
What alternatives are there?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: