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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 12/28/05 15:32
Zeppelin wrote:
>>Have you actually MEASURED the performance to prove this?
>>Often, even program code isn't stored in memory most of the time
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> I have no stadistics about this, but every new version of applicattion,
> servers goes 100% and crashes down. So we want be prepared.
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So, instead of determining where the slowdown is, you're grasping at
straws? Spending a lot of time trying to code something which could
crash the server and may or may not resolve the problem, instead of
determining the cause of the problem?
I would think offloading some of the work would be more efficient. For
instance, if you're supplying a download, have another server actually
perform the download. Using a database? Put the database on a
different server. And so on.
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