What changed when our Node API crossed one million requests a day
The unglamorous lessons: connection pools, useful tracing, boring queues and why our clever caching layer had to go.
TNTalha NoorBackend Engineer at Devsinc · 2d ago
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Backend Engineer at Devsinc. Writing about practical work and career growth.
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