Hi John,
I'm reaching out to you because we have a cakephp site with daily page
views in the 30-50k region. We have a number of issues with the site
relating to database sessions, configuring our load balancer, setting up
additional nodes, persistent session issues, and so on.
I would like to
Thanks John. These inputs are already a VERY big help. I'll holler again
should I need any clarification. :)
On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 3:31 AM, John Hardy wrote:
> No sticky sessions, through my experience with load balancing my
> particular cakePHP application ( and various others ) I've found t
No sticky sessions, through my experience with load balancing my particular
cakePHP application ( and various others ) I've found that sticky sessions does
not evenly balance the load across machines, particularly if they are all
serving site assets IE: images, style sheets, javascripts
However
We are currently using CodeIgniter in another project. To handle large
traffic (we get around 60k pageviews per day), we load balance between
2 EC2 instances.
Is it possible to load balance using CakePHP as well? Also, would it
be easy to add another server in the cluster using CakePHP?
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