Good point. Kooboo can be self-hosted without feature limitations, or you can use our cloud service. A complete website or application can be exported and moved to another Kooboo instance.
AI is optional. You can bring your own API key or use the AI services integrated into our cloud.
The admission that all 5,000 sites are identical clones matters more than it
looks. Identical content means one shared working set in the OS page cache, so
this mostly measures template rendering, not the memory behaviour of 5,000
different datasets — which is the thing that actually decides whether a small
box survives.
The number I'd stare at is p95 = 1.43s at 146 rps with CPU peaking at 81%.
That's the point where a small VPS stops being comfortably idle and becomes one
background job away from trouble. We run a much smaller site on a similar box,
and what breaks latency there has never been traffic — it's the crawler and
image generation competing for the same two cores.
Is that server serving only, or does it also run the background work for those
sites?
Good point. Kooboo can be self-hosted without feature limitations, or you can use our cloud service. A complete website or application can be exported and moved to another Kooboo instance.
AI is optional. You can bring your own API key or use the AI services integrated into our cloud.
We should make this clearer in our documentation.
The traditional approach to industrial espionage involved spies. SaaS has really improved the developer experience.
The admission that all 5,000 sites are identical clones matters more than it looks. Identical content means one shared working set in the OS page cache, so this mostly measures template rendering, not the memory behaviour of 5,000 different datasets — which is the thing that actually decides whether a small box survives. The number I'd stare at is p95 = 1.43s at 146 rps with CPU peaking at 81%. That's the point where a small VPS stops being comfortably idle and becomes one background job away from trouble. We run a much smaller site on a similar box, and what breaks latency there has never been traffic — it's the crawler and image generation competing for the same two cores. Is that server serving only, or does it also run the background work for those sites?
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