What was the RPS at the peak? How many were recorded?

The peak number of requests per second (RPS) depends on the specific application and infrastructure. For example, in high-load systems, peak RPS can reach tens or hundreds of thousands.

For write (record) RPS, it is usually lower than for read, as write operations require more resources (e.g., synchronization, database writing).

In real projects:

• Peak RPS for reading can be, for example, 50,000 requests per second.
• Peak RPS for writing is about 5,000–10,000 requests per second.

It is important to measure these indicators using load testing and monitoring in production to understand the actual capabilities of the system and bottlenecks.