> > > Assuming your whole site isn't based on personalisation,  implementing 
> > > Squid as a web accelerator with proper caching headers on your pages 
> > > can allow Midgard to scale to unforeseen heights.
> > 
> > 
> > Wow! Did I read right? The squid setup has a better response time for 70 
> > users than Midgard at 10?
> 
> Yes I was pretty impressed with the difference. I used Siege a website stress tester 
> tool that you you can just install using apt if you are running debian and then used 
> the bombardment program that comes with it. When I ran it against the site, just 
> hitting the frontpage in the normal midgard site and then hitting it when it was 
> saved as html you could see that mysql was the bottle neck. Our front page makes 
> quite a lot of calls to the database. I was worried that I might not have optimised 
> my mysql server very well but had a look at the different options and ran some of 
> the tests that are included with mysql and it appeared to be within the range of 
> what others were saying were good results. Of course there might well be other 
> things that we can do to speed it up but given the nature of our site, most of the 
> pages won't be changing that frequently and we don't require personalisation, and 
> our resources, everything is running of the same virtual server caching with squid w
 il
>  l let us meet our current traffic needs easily.

One of the interesting things I read on another maillinglist is a tip to
try the same bombardment through a line that equals the one you're going
to use instead of your local 100mb line. The result will probably be
even more in favour of the caching solution.

tarjei


> 
> Cheers
> John
> > 
> > Tony
> > 
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