How to Benchmark AuthOS in a 1 vCPU, 1 GiB VM
Build a constrained KVM guest, run the AuthOS SQLite workload from the host, collect comparable results, and select a load for a longer test.
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What Actually Limited AuthOS on SQLite
AuthOS appeared to hit SQLite's limits at 130 requests per second. Moving Argon2 work, audit writes, activity updates, and overload control changed the result—and exposed what …
Serializing SQLite Writes in a Parallel Rust Test Suite
How a Rust SSO test suite exposed SQLite write contention, why timeouts and raw transaction SQL did not solve it, and how one writer connection stabilized eight parallel …
From a Rust Benchmark to an SSO Platform for 500,000 MAU
How AuthOS grew around a small Rust core, and what its measured budget-VM throughput means under an explicit 500,000-MAU traffic model.
How Far AuthOS Got on One CPU and 1 GB of RAM
I rebuilt the AuthOS SQLite benchmark, untangled two limits outside the database, and measured its useful operating point inside a budget-shaped VM.
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