Re: Xserve Recommendations
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 52181
interpreted = N
texte = >> My question to the list is:> In my experience, When I had processor intensive code in a 4.5 setup, > it could bring my server to a stand-still for a bit. With > multi-threading and proper use of "sandboxing" today, how well can one > ward off this circumstance? (this would be the hesitation that I would > have consolidating to one machine, machine goes down, 80 sites go down > (instead of 20)).This was an OS9 machine ?Using OSX the only reason WebDNA will grind to a standstill is if there is an error in your code ..We can be running some intensive code on the server (using 2 CPU's 'top' will show 198% for WebDNA process) and other websites are still served with no problems at all .. If there is an error in your code the server will stop responding ..> Will this handle all 80 websites robustly.. is the question> I have.> :-)>Easily ..-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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>> My question to the list is:> In my experience, When I had processor intensive code in a 4.5 setup, > it could bring my server to a stand-still for a bit. With > multi-threading and proper use of "sandboxing" today, how well can one > ward off this circumstance? (this would be the hesitation that I would > have consolidating to one machine, machine goes down, 80 sites go down > (instead of 20)).This was an OS9 machine ?Using OSX the only reason WebDNA will grind to a standstill is if there is an error in your code ..We can be running some intensive code on the server (using 2 CPU's 'top' will show 198% for WebDNA process) and other websites are still served with no problems at all .. If there is an error in your code the server will stop responding ..> Will this handle all 80 websites robustly.. is the question> I have.> :-)>Easily ..-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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