We cache all of our output for 1 second. We have larger values for cache
timeouts for pages that change less often (hourly / daily), but the 1 second
cache allows the proxy web accelerator to serve content without
re-requesting the same thing as two milliseconds ago (reducing concurrent
MySQL accesses dramatically).
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> What about looking at caching any DB output locally on the webserver -
> in 90% of cases like this people claim thier sites are dynamic, yet very
> little is realtime, and alot can be cached locally.
>
> Can you cache any data locally, even if the cache is refreshed every
> minute or 5 minutes it may save alot of hits on the DB, yet your users
> may never know the difference.
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