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Posted by Steve on 12/21/07 19:45
"Betikci Boris" <pardust@gmail.com> wrote in message
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On Dec 21, 2:15 am, tenxian <mailtumen...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It is said as for code, developing a website that can stand 10,000
> concurrent visitors is much different from developing a website that
> can stand 1,000 concurrent visitors, is it true?
It's all about the aim of the project. A 1000 concurrent visitor
project which uses complex database queries and processes will consume
more resources than a static site project with 10,000 concurrent
visitors or vice-versa.
However more visitors consumes more system resources (ram-cpu) - and
traffic, etc.
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numbnuts, you miss again! the 'aim of the project' doesn't change regarless
of expected hit rates!!! it's how you design it that *might*. you've just
tried to pass off an orange-to-apple comparison as valid advice.
zzzzzzzzzzz....
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