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From: Christian S. <chr...@sc...> - 2001-03-27 17:02:50
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RODRIGUES Nuno wrote: > > I agree that you make a point there, however, I can't imagine how a > configuration like the one you are describing could be doing so bad. I guess > it's because 1. it was badly programmed 2. it was using Oracle? :). We are > currently running www.luxusbuerg.lu, which is a 100% PHP4 / mySQL solution, > on a bi-pentium3 800 box with 1 GB of ram and a raid5 disk array. Single > server, that is. We are handling 4 million page views a month without a > single problem. Of course it all depends on what you are customizing, etc. > Anyway, I was just pointing out the existence of these two tools for those > who didn't know them yet. As to whether we include them in phpWebSite or not > is open to public discussion of course ! No, it was because the content management system (Open Market) had to generate 33 database requests (ok, including stock modules and other complicated personalized stuff), wait for them to be completed and then parse all information through the specific template in order to generate dynamic HTML content. That's all I wanted to say: Shall we parse every single page of phpWS in order to say: "hey, we're a little slow, but we are multi-lingual". Or say it the other way around: Shall we generate such server load although maybe 90% of all sites will have an output of more than 90% in one single language? Again: Just a question, not a statement. If you have seen the Sun dying, it's hard to believe the penguin will survive... ;-) Chris |