Looking for thoughts on the following
Looking for thoughts on the following thought process I'm having with DOs:
I have a number of users who will open a browser or similar client. They will pull a DO stub for their own user_id, connect to Websockets and listen for notifications
An admin user posts a new message, which pulls a list of all subscribed user_id'ss and generates a stub for each user, pulls all open Websockets, and sends the message (a single user may have multiple clients listening for notifications at once)
What's the best way to handle this pattern In theory? Each message being sent could be going out to any number of users (in the 10s of thousands for reasonable scale assumptions), is there a way to use subrequests or similar to be able to instantiate many stubs and send a message to many users? I don't wanna spend too long going down a particular experiment to find there's an existing solution, or if there's an architectural reason why this pattern should not be used
I have a number of users who will open a browser or similar client. They will pull a DO stub for their own user_id, connect to Websockets and listen for notifications
An admin user posts a new message, which pulls a list of all subscribed user_id'ss and generates a stub for each user, pulls all open Websockets, and sends the message (a single user may have multiple clients listening for notifications at once)
What's the best way to handle this pattern In theory? Each message being sent could be going out to any number of users (in the 10s of thousands for reasonable scale assumptions), is there a way to use subrequests or similar to be able to instantiate many stubs and send a message to many users? I don't wanna spend too long going down a particular experiment to find there's an existing solution, or if there's an architectural reason why this pattern should not be used
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