modyne VS autopush-rs

Indeed, this is one of several examples that I used to help prove out the crate. The four model are examples from The DynamoDB Book. I've also published these models as their own crates so that it's easy for someone to play around with those models and see if modyne would work for them. Here's the documentation for the Big Time Deals example, and here's a link to the code that builds it out on top of modyne.

For more information, check out the documentation or the example models from The DynamoDB Book in the GitHub repository, which were implemented to help prove out the concept.

> Is it say possible to run a production quality server that can handle hundreds of thousands of concurrent users on digital ocean lets say?

Absolutely. I used to work as an SRE on Mozilla's WebPush infrastructure. Every running Firefox in the world establishes a connection to it; that means it peaks at tens of millions of concurrent connections every day. We could easily handle hundreds of thousands of connections on a couple CPU cores and gigs of RAM.

Although most connections were usually idle, we also regularly pushed messages to every connected client (e.g. when a collection in our remote settings service was updated).

It's written in Rust using Actix.

https://github.com/mozilla-services/autopush-rs