Re: memory in high traffic servers
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numero = 59488
interpreted = N
texte = I'm not sure how the WebDNA log file translates into traffic, so I can't give a direct comparison. Our sites come up very quickly. Here's what we've got going (if it helps): Apple Xserve G4/Dual 1.33Ghz 2GB RAM 4 x 60GB ATA Harddrives 60 Virtual Hosts (nearly all using WebDNA) Averaging 600GB bandwidth/month total Our busiest VH gets about 2.5 - 3.0 million page views per month We also have some high-traffic PHP/MySQL stuff. On 9/23/04 8:42 PM, "eduardo@advancedemedia.com"
wrote: > We are hosting a high traffic WebDNA site on one of our servers. > Because of this site, pages are loading slowly. > > We have only experienced this after an increase in traffic. To give you an > idea > > old traffic was about > 1 week 64 MB size of webdna log file (WebDNA - Commerce Edition.debug) > to new traffic w/c is > 1 day 62 MB size of webdna log file (WebDNA - Commerce Edition.debug) > > Our server setup is like this: > Memory : 512MB DDR RAM > Operating System : Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES 2.1 > Processor : Single AMD Athlon MP 2800+ 2.25 GHz > WebCatalog 4.5 > > Do any of you folks have similar setups and memory as well as traffic? > Or is WebDNA not designed to handle this amount of traffic? > Will adding more memory like another 512MB help? ------------------------------------------------------------- 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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I'm not sure how the WebDNA log file translates into traffic, so I can't give a direct comparison. Our sites come up very quickly. Here's what we've got going (if it helps): Apple Xserve G4/Dual 1.33Ghz 2GB RAM 4 x 60GB ATA Harddrives 60 Virtual Hosts (nearly all using WebDNA) Averaging 600GB bandwidth/month total Our busiest VH gets about 2.5 - 3.0 million page views per month We also have some high-traffic PHP/MySQL stuff. On 9/23/04 8:42 PM, "eduardo@advancedemedia.com" wrote: > We are hosting a high traffic WebDNA site on one of our servers. > Because of this site, pages are loading slowly. > > We have only experienced this after an increase in traffic. To give you an > idea > > old traffic was about > 1 week 64 MB size of webdna log file (WebDNA - Commerce Edition.debug) > to new traffic w/c is > 1 day 62 MB size of webdna log file (WebDNA - Commerce Edition.debug) > > Our server setup is like this: > Memory : 512MB DDR RAM > Operating System : Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES 2.1 > Processor : Single AMD Athlon MP 2800+ 2.25 GHz > WebCatalog 4.5 > > Do any of you folks have similar setups and memory as well as traffic? > Or is WebDNA not designed to handle this amount of traffic? > Will adding more memory like another 512MB help? ------------------------------------------------------------- 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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