> (www.motonline.com.br). Now it has one milion page views a month, and
> we can hope it grows after rewrite. Well, I know several ror sites,
> but have no idea about its access stats. I already use ror for smaller
> projects and only need to confirm if ror can satisfy the performance
> demands fo
Hi all!
Thank you very much for the replys, all util information for my
decisions.
As Chris noted:
- My first post need to be fine tuned. Until next monday
I will post the answers for the three questions (actual hardware, app
type
and access peak/average relation).
- I`m most interested in
Hi Tom,
Just to fine tune your original question, you're probably most interested in
knowing whether or not a Rails equivalent to your current ASP application
will be capable of running on the same hardware and infrastructure as your
existing setup with approximately the same resource requirements
What would happen if you put an iFrame on the current site that
requests a response from a rails test app? It could be invisible to
the end user, and the requested asp page wouldn't depend on it. You
would be able to look at the logs and follow the activity from the
rails site. This might give you
Tom,
Check Joyent's article on LinkedIn scaling (Scale Rails to 1 Billion
Pageviews):
http://www.joyent.com/a/scale-rails-to-1-billion-pageviews
Also, we're currently revamping a couple very large sites using rails,
so we're quite confident on its performance. (vc tá em SP?)
Cheers, Sazima
On
> Julian Leviston wrote:
>> Twitter has more than this, therefore its possible.
>
> That's a horrible example. Twitter is notorious for poor performance
> and frequent outages.
>
> However, GitHub and Lighthouse are good examples of high-traffic Rails
> apps with good performance. So is Backpack
Julian Leviston wrote:
> Twitter has more than this, therefore its possible.
That's a horrible example. Twitter is notorious for poor performance
and frequent outages.
However, GitHub and Lighthouse are good examples of high-traffic Rails
apps with good performance. So is Backpack, I think.
> I`ll rewrite a 10 years old site, written in asp/mysql
> (www.motonline.com.br). Now it has one milion page views a month, and
> we can hope it grows after rewrite. Well, I know several ror sites,
> but have no idea about its access stats. I already use ror for smaller
> projects and only need
Twitter has more than this, therefore its possible.
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On 15/04/2009, at 3:26 AM, Tom Lobato wrote:
>
>
> Hi all!
>
> I`ll rewrite a 10 years old site, written in asp/mysql
> (www.motonline.com.br). Now it has one milion
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