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Droplet for Video app like TikTok

Posted May 15, 2021 161 views
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I am making a short video app using flutter where I need to store and serve 50-100 videos of size 20-30mb daily .
I will be having 10,000 concurrent user’s in the next few months, with total users around 1 million.
Which droplet will be best to serve video’s to 10,000 concurrent user’s without any lag.

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bobbyiliev May 17, 2021

Hi there @abdulbaseer657,

What I could suggest is, rather than storing the videos directly on the Droplet itself, you could use an Object storage with CDN enabled. Otherwise, if you store the videos directly on the Droplet itself, you might run into a situation where you run out of disk space.

Regarding the size of the Droplet itself, it really depends on your application and the resources that it needs. What I usually recommend in such cases is to run some stress tests in order to see how much resources, like CPU and RAM, exactly your application would need and then make a decision on which would be the best plan for you:

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/an-introduction-to-load-testing

Hope that this helps!
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Bobby

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