Pete was right.. I needed to specify. I'm looking for high-end, high-load.
1 million hits a day on a server that implements a lot of JSP tags.
Somehow I don't think Tomcat's going to do that (nor do I think my
management is going to like using a server that doesn't have technical
support :).
Brian
Pete Carapetyan
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Subject: Re: Best Struts Web Server
12/07/2001 10:27
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> What is your experience with the Web server you are currently using to
run
> Struts? Does it handle pages with a large number of tags well? Have
you
> had to discard a certain server because of a problem in favor of another?
> Any comments appreciated...
You really need to qualify your market before asking the question.
If you are serving up a million hits a month, you might have one class of
best,
strictly because of the funds issue.
If you are serving up a million hits an hour, that would justify spending
thousands on an app server that worked well under a heavy load. But at ten,
twenty, or thirty thousand dollars, that app server would be total overkill
on my
little site, even though it is definitely best.
One bencmarking organization addresses this by grouping in terms of total
cost
and/or number of transactions.
http://tpc.org/
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