What railway plan do you recommend for an application with 90,000 concurrent users?

I am planning to implement a project that uses technologies such as Node.js with Express, PostgreSQL and React. One of the key challenges is ensuring that the server can handle concurrency of up to 80,000 simultaneous users. This represents a significant burden and I am therefore looking for recommendations on services or packages that can satisfy this particularly high requirement. I greatly appreciate your guidance and advice on this matter. Do you think one of the plans could help me implement the solution?
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Percy
Percy9mo ago
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Jhostyn Benalcázar
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Brody
Brody9mo ago
its not so much of a recommendation but more of a statement, if you had that kind of userbase you would need to be on the pro plan but beyond that, its more so a question if your code can keep up
Jhostyn Benalcázar
It is merely an application of some non-complex queries and inserting data, for this reason I consider that the coding may be fine. So your direct recommendation is that I hire the pro plan?
Brody
Brody9mo ago
if you have a userbase, yes the pro plan is what you would want to be on and the team would prefer you to be on
Adam
Adam9mo ago
With that many users, the Enterprise plan may be best for you, if you're willing to front 10k$ Join the pro plan and email billing@Railway.app, you can discuss with the team there @JhosGa
Jhostyn Benalcázar
I was planning to take out this plan<:blob_help:1149662715409874944>
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ThallesComH
ThallesComH9mo ago
tbh it's hard to say something, it depends a lot on your code. But yeah, the pro plan + replicas would be a good start I don't like Serverless that much, but it seems like a good fit for you. Nextjs + Vercel + Prisma accelerate + edge cache can probably handle your workload. And planetscale Just bear in mind, as long as your application is simple and doesn't do crazy stuff, you're good with Serverless. Otherwise, use Railway
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