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THIS IS A FREKING GOOD APPLICATION!!! You can create your own systems to simulate how the database would react to different numbers of requests, and you can play around with it to get an idea of how things actually work under the hood. Crazy product, I loved it xevrion... show more

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xevrion2 months ago

yoooooo :) this is the repo; if anyone finds any issues or wants to contribute :)

Clank2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 Nice little visualization for the children. Educational maybe. Useful no.

Akash2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 I had this idea a few weeks ago but saw it already being implemented by syssimulator

Naresh khatri2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 yooooo, i also built something similar but tried to gamify it

Samuel Tuoyo2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 hey OJas, i'm building dokugen, do you mind giving it a try?

Apollon Foivos Bakis2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 Simulation makes system design much clearer.

Nakul Bhardwaj2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 @encoredotdev does it better

Avassalador 2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 @lucas_montano 👀

Akshat Singh2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 Thanks for creator and Ojas bro✅

Omama2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 Cool stuff

ayush2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 how is it useful i don't understand, i thought you can try this on your own service, but how is this helpful its just ui doing the job of showcasing the load, in real life scenario the traffic handling is based on various factors, all i see is ui here, am i missing something?

Xenex Senpai.2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 Cool

Adam Blair2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 Thank you for suggesting. I just visited the page and it was electric!! And useful.

Lootera Sandy2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 very nice idea.

Renan Fermino2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 @lucas_montano tão roubando tua ideia aqui meu mano

Aditya Pattanayak2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 that's such an useful application!!

Suy2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 Awesome.

shubho2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 such a great project @xevrion_the1 🤌🏼

Adams Pro👨‍💻2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 wow, thank you!

Salise2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 sounds really useful for getting a better grasp on database behavior. i'll check it out!

Yarchi2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 does it let you model cache misses?

GillyDaScalper🧐2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 Nice, I built a practice game app similar to help me learn systems with levels.

apitrax2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 How do you simulate it 😂 lol

Hamza KHIAR2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 how many dbs it support

TTD 🇮🇩2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 Agreed

Brian Hadu2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 if users can test database reactions, how might that change app performance?

Vishal Hongekar2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 One of the most overlooked aspects of blockchain architecture is the trade-off between efficiency, security, and cost over the next decade.

Sewyyyy2 months ago

@xevrion_the1 Vro wtf I was working on a similar project as well Man fk my life

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