I think the invite system has played some role into allowing them to artificially regulate the demand.
Do you by chance know if they have provided any info about the implementation? Platforms, db, cache, systems, etc.
I wish I did. From what I can see the server is Apache PHP Mysql, pretty standard. Don't know if it's running off a framework or anything of the sort.
I'm pretty ignorant on the whole thing, but will snapzu allowing users to upload photos and such directly have an effect on uptime? I always assumed reddit's use of imgur was to keep its servers free.
I think the invite system has played some role into allowing them to artificially regulate the demand.
Do you by chance know if they have provided any info about the implementation? Platforms, db, cache, systems, etc.
I wish I did. From what I can see the server is Apache PHP Mysql, pretty standard. Don't know if it's running off a framework or anything of the sort.
I'm pretty ignorant on the whole thing, but will snapzu allowing users to upload photos and such directly have an effect on uptime? I always assumed reddit's use of imgur was to keep its servers free.