As I understand it, the final analysis showed that CF was not the culprit
but that Windows NT was responsible for the app server farm gagging and
puking. poor allocation of memory and sockets.
The same app was run on a Sun E10K with no problems.
My main issue w/ CF is that all the apps are focused on a page and not from
an application level. apps are very difficult to maintain because all the
code is in the page (or modules).
JSP/Servlet apps are much easier to separate domain from presentation concerns.
clint
At 11:12 AM 5/9/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Had to reply here. We have heard that a certain toy retailer has serious
>scalability problems with CF and their "scaling" solution was to deploy 300+
>servers each with the database loaded into memory. Can anyone verify this
>rumour?
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> > gautam
>
>I've heard this from others. What really big web sites are run on CF? It's
>unfortunate that this sort of technical information is not more easily
>obtained for all sorts of technologies. Our industry doesn't like to share
>information about chosen platforms and architectures, which makes it hard to
>increase the general knowledge about these things.
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