Thanks for the information below.
Also, according to the article here:
http://www.webtechniques.com/archives/2001/05/hong/
The wildly popular amihotornot.com has served over
17.5 million page views in one month using mySQL
exclusively.
I don't know how extensively Yahoo Finance uses mySQL
in th
This is not done with a RDBMS. I don't think any commercial, general
purpose database is designed to search over a billion documents at
that speed. Text search engines like Google and Altavista are designed
with a lot of different goals. A good book on the subject is "Managing
Gigabytes" by
"Basil Hussain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anyway, 405 queries per second is not so much if you have monster
hardware.
> I seem to remember one of the MySQL developers mentioning one time that
they
> had benchmarked a MySQL server at over 1,000 queries/sec.
Though a MySQL benchmark may have ach
Hi,
> 35 Million keyword searches a day are done at the
> Goolge site.
>
> My calculator tells me this is roughly 405 keyword
> searches per SECOND.
>
> Not even considering any other database queries needed
> to generate targeted ad placement on each page, etc
> one is left with a haunting que
"Heath Boutwell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> According to a recent story:
> http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1005-200-5561996.html?tag=tp_pr
>
> 35 Million keyword searches a day are done at the
> Goolge site.
>
> My calculator tells me this is roughly 405 keyword
> searches per SECOND.
>
> Not even c
Since mySQL is one the fastest RDBMS in the world for
pure SELECTs, this seems like the proper forum to pose
the following:
According to a recent story:
http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1005-200-5561996.html?tag=tp_pr
35 Million keyword searches a day are done at the
Goolge site.
My calculator tell
