On 07 Feb 2008 Thu 13:20:47 pgb wrote:
> Eren,
>
> I don't have big experience but I think
> there is no way that you can use frameworks and have small amount of
> memory and slow processor, especially if your application is big.
>
> One of my colleagues spend about 4 months writing quite big proj
Eren,
I don't have big experience but I think
there is no way that you can use frameworks and have small amount of
memory and slow processor, especially if your application is big.
One of my colleagues spend about 4 months writing quite big project in
django.
It was installed on a small box with
On 07 Feb 2008 Thu 03:55:22 Michael Newman wrote:
> Reality is 19 apache processes isn't that much. That means there are
> only about 19 requests on your server at one time. So what that means
> is that either your server is whoafully unprepared for the real world,
> or what is being done with you
Reality is 19 apache processes isn't that much. That means there are
only about 19 requests on your server at one time. So what that means
is that either your server is whoafully unprepared for the real world,
or what is being done with your processes is really heavy, like file
uploading or proces
Hello all,
I have a project that has a lot of models and database relationship is little
complex. I run my code with apache2 and mod_python. My problem is that there
is a lot of apache processes and these eat too much memory.
Yesterday, 10 minutes after I announced the site's new design, the s
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