Thank you for the amazing content! 🔥 I have a question if you don’t mind. I have a NodeJS server deployed on AWS Elastic Beanstalk (just one EC2). I monitor the load on the server by checking the CPU usage (which is around ~5%) and response latency. When shall I worry about performance and scaling? What shall I monitor? Currently, I have around 3k MAU.
Thank you! And good question! I would say you don't have to worry unless your CPU usage reaches around 70-80%. Having 5% CPU definitely doesn't directly affect any response time. Also don't forget about monitoring the disk memory usage. As soon as there's a noticeable degradation in one of those metrics, it will probably mean it's time to consider scaling :)
This channel is definitely a repository of quality content
More node server content! Thank you
I am use redis in node cluster so start 9 cpu so 9 time redis start
Thank you for the amazing content! 🔥
I have a question if you don’t mind. I have a NodeJS server deployed on AWS Elastic Beanstalk (just one EC2). I monitor the load on the server by checking the CPU usage (which is around ~5%) and response latency. When shall I worry about performance and scaling? What shall I monitor? Currently, I have around 3k MAU.
Thank you! And good question! I would say you don't have to worry unless your CPU usage reaches around 70-80%. Having 5% CPU definitely doesn't directly affect any response time. Also don't forget about monitoring the disk memory usage. As soon as there's a noticeable degradation in one of those metrics, it will probably mean it's time to consider scaling :)
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Thanks!