Re: [WebDNA] Serial numbers and pricing for WebDNA 7.0
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2011
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 106124
interpreted = N
texte = >So whatever it is I experience sometimes is not the SSL nor the >HTML/graphics.. it is more like the experience one gets when we ask webdna >to do a great big task before returning any HTML. I would have us check >during the next peak load on that server.. what, weekdays, mid afternoon? >Just a total guess. -------------------- The webdna.us site runs on a single main database which is 610k and has 310 records. There are also four related "helper" databases, but they are each 1k and have very few records. Stuart Tremain's forum (graphiteForums), which we use, has around 20 databases with a combined weight of around 50k. So all told, we're looking at, say, 800k total and let's just say that many records since I don't want to count them. Traffic to the site is relatively low. For the past moth, 714 people looked at 2674 pages. Hence, a "peak time" would be a pretty light load on the server. So, I would call webdna.us a fairly low-impact site currently -- needless to say we probably won't need to purchase an accelerator license from ourselves at least not for now : - ) I hope to significantly increase traffic to the site through our marketing efforts. Anyhow, I don't think any slowness experienced on the site is a result of .dbs or RAM. That said, have you ruled out connection issues on your side? When you do a tracert from yourself to webdna.us do you see any high ms hops and/or timeouts? -Dan
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>So whatever it is I experience sometimes is not the SSL nor the >HTML/graphics.. it is more like the experience one gets when we ask webdna >to do a great big task before returning any HTML. I would have us check >during the next peak load on that server.. what, weekdays, mid afternoon? >Just a total guess. -------------------- The webdna.us site runs on a single main database which is 610k and has 310 records. There are also four related "helper" databases, but they are each 1k and have very few records. Stuart Tremain's forum (graphiteForums), which we use, has around 20 databases with a combined weight of around 50k. So all told, we're looking at, say, 800k total and let's just say that many records since I don't want to count them. Traffic to the site is relatively low. For the past moth, 714 people looked at 2674 pages. Hence, a "peak time" would be a pretty light load on the server. So, I would call webdna.us a fairly low-impact site currently -- needless to say we probably won't need to purchase an accelerator license from ourselves at least not for now : - ) I hope to significantly increase traffic to the site through our marketing efforts. Anyhow, I don't think any slowness experienced on the site is a result of .dbs or RAM. That said, have you ruled out connection issues on your side? When you do a tracert from yourself to webdna.us do you see any high ms hops and/or timeouts? -Dan
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