💻System Requirements

The Data Proxy implementation is lightweight, allowing it to run with minimal infrastructure requirements:

• Compute: 2 vCPU

• Memory: 1 GB RAM

• Storage: 100 MB for the binary (approx. 3 GB GNU/Linux instance)

The Data Proxy efficiently handles hundreds of requests per second, providing latency and throughput that are well-suited to meet current and near-future SEDA protocol demands.

Scaling Up

If performance needs to be boosted beyond vertical scaling, horizontal scaling is straightforward due to its minimal resource footprint. Depending on your existing infrastructure, consider the following strategies:

• Load Balancing: Use tools like AWS ELB, NGINX, or HAProxy to distribute traffic across multiple proxy nodes.

• Auto-Scaling: Implement cloud-based auto-scaling groups (e.g., Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling) to dynamically adjust instance counts based on traffic.

• Container Orchestration: Utilize Kubernetes or managed services such as Amazon EKS/Fargate for efficient management and scaling of containerized instances.

These approaches ensure that your Data Proxy deployment remains scalable and resilient, adapting seamlessly to varying workloads.