Can we appreciate that Lemmy architecture design and dedication of instance admins made it possible for this to happen:
https://the-federation.info/lemmy
I wonder how many other projects could scale up this quickly as well as Lemmy did.
Can we appreciate that Lemmy architecture design and dedication of instance admins made it possible for this to happen:
https://the-federation.info/lemmy
I wonder how many other projects could scale up this quickly as well as Lemmy did.
Lemmy is based on the “tokio” library which is a very efficient framework for asynchronous networking. This means that single instances are already quite efficient. That’s a good start for scaling. The other challenges might be the growth of the federation. No idea how it will develop, but since others (Mastodon) can do it I believe that Lemmy will shine there too.