Invariant-Driven Architecture: 20M transactions on a €80/mo Cloud VM.
The article discusses the performance of an Invariant-Driven Architecture (IDA) on a low-cost cloud virtual machine. It highlights a benchmark test that achieved over 20 million transactions in 10 minutes, demonstrating the system's efficiency and durability. The results indicate that the architecture can sustain high throughput even with network-attached storage constraints.
- ▪The test was conducted on a €80/month Scaleway VM with 2 vCPUs and 8 GiB RAM.
- ▪The system achieved a throughput of 33,091 items per second, committing nearly 20 million items in 10 minutes.
- ▪The architecture maintained steady performance without queuing, demonstrating effective resource management.
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