If we have a high traffic site, let say 1k users/min. What would be the architecture. I need the base too strong so if we want to add more functionality, we can do.

If we have a high traffic site, let say 1k users/min. What would be the architecture. I need the base too strong so if we want to add more functionality, we can do. 

Hi <a class="user-mention" href="/@vshpal">Vishal</a>, As reported by multiple community members, we have delisted this post. It is a very generic question and has been asked multiple times on the Hashnode network. It also lacks many details like &quot;type of website&quot;, &quot;technologies you have tried&quot;, etc. 
In case you are able to add more details to the question, please reply here and mention me. I will undo delisting if the updated question makes sense. :)

Hi @[Vishal](@vshpal), As reported by multiple community members, we have delisted this post. It is a very generic question and has been asked multiple times on the Hashnode network. It also lacks many details like "type of website", "technologies you have tried", etc. 

In case you are able to add more details to the question, please reply here and mention me. I will undo delisting if the updated question makes sense. :) 

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What would be the basic architecture for a high traffic site?

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