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David Krings wrote:
leam wrote:
Not a question of "can you make it more performant?" as that's easy to
answer. I'm looking at "Is there a web metric that makes it more viable
for a small start up to spend time maintaining non-mainstream software
collections than using standard tools like Apache,
Nate Abele wrote:
[..
Getting back to the OP, in terms of speed, you're better off going with
pretty much anything but Symfony. Heck, you'd probably be better off
re-implementing PHP itself in PHP (oh wait, that's Smarty). For simple
templating, nothing beats PHP itself ..."
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Hi Nate,
Could you supply us with the benchmarks you've cited? I'm curious to
see them and I'm sure others are as well.
Thanks,
Tom
http://www.liphp.org
On Jan 19, 2008 9:25 AM, Nate Abele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Jan 19, 2008, at 10:20 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > On Fri, 18 J
leam wrote:
Side note. No, this isn't a "for class" assignment. I'm actually
thinking through these issues because I see some good business
opportunities here. If you are in this or a similiar business and don't
mind sharing your insights, feel free to contact me off line. Hopefully
I'll produce
> > For servers:
> > www.raidarray.net
>
> This looks very interesting. Surprising the the std. service is ftp, which
> is not secure, instead of sftp. rsync over ssh looks good though.
Yeah, they're great. I of course have sftp/smb/rsync enabled and only allow
FTP access when through my VPN.
On Jan 19, 2008, at 10:20 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 18 Jan 2008, Anirudh Zala wrote:
When you move from medium to large scale projects, Symfony starts
getting
restricted. For example there is no native support to handle
replication of
database hence you left stumped that what t
> For servers:
> www.raidarray.net
This looks very interesting. Surprising the the std. service is ftp, which
is not secure, instead of sftp. rsync over ssh looks good though.
> As far as my opinion on S3 - interesting, but not where I want to put my
> most valuable data.
Why? Because of securit
On Sat, 2008-01-19 at 10:20 -0500, David Krings wrote:
> leam wrote:
> > Not a question of "can you make it more performant?" as that's easy to
> > answer. I'm looking at "Is there a web metric that makes it more viable
> > for a small start up to spend time maintaining non-mainstream software
> >
leam wrote:
Not a question of "can you make it more performant?" as that's easy to
answer. I'm looking at "Is there a web metric that makes it more viable
for a small start up to spend time maintaining non-mainstream software
collections than using standard tools like Apache, Linux, and
tradition
> Cliff Hirsch wrote:
> > Is anyone using Amazon S3 for backup? Instead of getting another
> > independent server, setting up rsync, etc. this seems like a good
> > solution for backing up a server or sql database. Sure, my ISP does
> > daily backups, but having more control by backing up the datab
Coffee is still kicking in, will try not to ramble...
Anyone have web performance and client dwell time on site metrics they
use to tune their apps to? In a conversation yesterday a friend
mentioned using Lighttpd and getting a 30% boost in request services per
second over Apache. In other areas I
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