"Database Dilemma: High Traffic Causes SQL Queries to Choke?"

[каролина сорока]

"Hey fellow devs, I'm having a major issue with our app's database - high traffic is causing our SQL queries to slow down to a crawl. We're using a decent server setup but it seems to be getting overwhelmed. Anyone else dealt with something similar and got a solution they can share?"

 

[Livovich]

"Dude, I had this issue with my e-commerce site a while back. Turns out, we just needed to optimize our queries and add some caching to handle the traffic. Now our site runs smooth as butter."

 

[setar]

"Dude, we've been through this before. Scaling your SQL queries can be a pain, but have you considered using indexed caching or maybe a distributed database like Cassandra? Either way, it's all about optimizing for concurrency, fam."

 

[stanzdor]

"Been there, done that. If the SQL queries are choking, I'd suggest optimizing them instead of throwing more hardware at the problem. You can also consider sharding the database to scale with your traffic."

 

[estubakezzz]

"Dude, I feel you. Our team's faced similar issues with a recent launch. We ended up scaling up the DB by adding more replicas and optimizing our indexing – might want to give that a shot?"

 

[Odnoglazij_Gary]

"I've had this exact issue with a project I'm working on. The solution was to shard the database and implement a consistent hashing system. Made a huge difference in query performance under load."

 

[dedmakar]

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[naum2209]

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[kukush]

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[bsa57]

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[shiryev]

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[Algor73]

"Dude, I feel you. I had a similar issue when my project got hit with a bunch of traffic. Ended up switching to a NoSQL database like MongoDB, and queries started flying through like a knife through butter."

 

[luxela]

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[postmalone21]

"yep, been there, done that lol. We solved it by switching to a NoSQL db (Mongodb) and caching frequently accessed data with Redis. Huge improvement in query speed and server stability tbh."