Hi Just to say that we will also use Stripes in a heavy transactional application. I am certain that Stripes will perform efficiently. I have looked a lot in the source code and I feel very confident with the quality of what I saw. I am not worried :)))
Regards Søren Den 11/09/2010 kl. 19.03 skrev Nikolaos Giannopoulos <nikol...@brightminds.org>: > andres wrote: >> >> Attention must be paid on Stripes Around The Web, this is without updating a >> long time and many links are broken and this gives a bad image, because a >> person who decides to look for new Framework also look who use it? > I agree and those are the things we need to do better as a community. > >> projects done? And if the largest and most complicated project done is give >> more reliability. > I believe there is a list of projects on the WIKI but when I looked several > months ago... I don't recall any sites that I would classify as large / > complicated. > >> First we asked our boss who uses it? We need a hold up heavy workloads. We >> do not know if can create large,wide projects on Stripes. If the traffic can >> really hold? For this we look at Stripes Around The Web. > Understood. The great news is that Stripes is not a very heavy framework as > such I can't see how it can't be used to build large scale projects. > > I don't see why it wouldn't be able to handle high traffic and heavy work > loads. With that said I personally believe that a large site should be > architected foremost to include things like horizontal scalability in mind > and as such if performance is an issue more servers can be added. Of course > this is valid to a point - if there are severe performance deficiencies in > the framework then its another story. > > Also a large site would benefit from good design that includes things like > caching at all levels (JSPs - if you can - we will for some, Services > caching, DB caching, clustered caching - we might use memcached for some > smaller global things, etc...) as that in itself can "extremely" improve a > sites scalability. Case in point Facebook (built with PHP) once upon a time > was rumoured to have over 500 memcached caching servers to compensate for the > fact that PHP is quite DB intensive... but nonetheless demonstrates how > important caching is in some large sites. Other things to consider is DB > sharding - we did and have built that on top of Stripersist. > >> Im interested to know if with Stripes can build large projects with lots of >> traffic. Of course a lot depends on how to program, but I mean Framework >> structure. > Well. We are going to find out soon. We are building a large social > community site that will invite 600K users and launch in 8 virtualized > countries in 2 languages initially (English and Spanish) and is being built > for more countries and languages. We are heavily invested in Stripes as > "the" framework for this project and will definitely put it to its test. We > will be using Oracle Web Server (RP), GlassFish (AS) and MySQL (DB). > > We also plan on launching with a 3 tier - 6 server LB'd configuration - in a > US data center and will be looking towards adding datacenters in Europe and > later in Australia. Also we will leverage CDN's to deliver resources which > improve web browser response times but also reduces / offloads serving static > content from our data centers. > > So to make long story short, we will find out soon enough how well Stripes > puts up with what we expect to be quite heavy workload / processing, but > regardless I personally would focus on architecture and design foremost as a > UI framework is but one component and if your architecture and / or design > isn't adequate... it won't matter how well Stripes itself performs... as > you'll have bigger problems to worry about. > > In any event, this is merely an opinion at this point. We do hope to provide > tangible data to directly answer your question post launch :-) > > Hope this helps. > > --Nikolaos > >> >> Excuse for bad English.). >> Regards. >> > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Start uncovering the many advantages of virtual appliances > and start using them to simplify application deployment and > accelerate your shift to cloud computing > http://p.sf.net/sfu/novell-sfdev2dev > _______________________________________________ > Stripes-users mailing list > Stripes-users@lists.sourceforge.net > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/stripes-users
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