Re: Good morning!
Posted: Wed Aug 20, 2025 2:11 pm
Good morning!
I'm running some load tests on some web code that we recently rewrote. And. I'm kinda wondering why the fuck we're migrating off PHP. Like, the code sucked before, it was impossible to follow, but holy shit it preformed so well. Why didn't we just rewrite it in better written PHP? I cannot bring the site down when it's running the old code. I have 500 concurrent threads hitting the stage environment and it's just shrugging it off. The new django code starts throwing 502s when you have more then like. 105 threads.
I'm running some load tests on some web code that we recently rewrote. And. I'm kinda wondering why the fuck we're migrating off PHP. Like, the code sucked before, it was impossible to follow, but holy shit it preformed so well. Why didn't we just rewrite it in better written PHP? I cannot bring the site down when it's running the old code. I have 500 concurrent threads hitting the stage environment and it's just shrugging it off. The new django code starts throwing 502s when you have more then like. 105 threads.