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Body text in Rajdhani. Gravity Compile builds real-time infrastructure for streaming platforms, voice agents, and mobile apps. This article covers the architecture decisions, the trade-offs, and the production numbers.

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Deeper detail goes here. The SFU mesh topology, the token issuance flow, the egress pipeline — each decision had a reason.

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More content. The migration took 3 weeks of planning and 4 hours of execution. Zero downtime.

"The best infrastructure is the one you don't notice. Our users didn't know we migrated — they just noticed lower latency."

— Sajeeb, Founder & Lead Architect

Results

After the migration, p95 latency dropped from 420ms to 180ms. Concurrent capacity doubled. Infrastructure costs decreased by 40%.

  • Latency: 420ms → 180ms (p95)
  • Capacity: 25K → 50K concurrent
  • Cost: 40% reduction

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