On 4/20/06, Kenneth Demanawa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
maybe you can give back that module to the community? :)
>
> One drawback tho is drupal eats a lot of MySQL traffic esp on session so im
> hacking session management and cache to use memshare like mediawiki.
these links will help you fine tune your server for optimal Drupal performance:
http://drupal.org/node/2601
http://drupal.org/node/51263
Maybe after the module gets obsolete :) I'll try to throw some open source CMS for mobile later when i get back from vacation and if my boss will agree -- its our obsolete version :). A bit rough on the edges but its well structured patterned to drupal allowing you also to code PHP directly as a content.
It's really hard to put an open source project once you're in a corporate environment because indirectly what you have learned while working there are part of the company's investments.
Anyway for drupal hacks for memcache (i stand corrected, its not memshare): http://www.tenpoundsound.com/blog/2005/11/drupal/memcache-drupal-implementation/
memcache is a good way sharing information between distributed applications too other than just using them as cache, just make sure one system writes while the others just read the data or implement a semaphore scheme.
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