What was the system load and how many parameters were in each request?

System load is usually measured by the number of requests per second (QPS) and response time. For example, if a system processes 1000 requests per second, it is considered a high load.

The number of parameters in each request depends on the specific API, but in typical REST requests, it can range from 3 to 10. In Go, structures are often used to pass parameters, which simplifies their handling.

Example of a parameter structure in Go:

 type RequestParams struct {
     UserID    int
     Action    string
     Timestamp int64
 }

If optimization for high load is needed, consider serialization, connection pooling, and caching.