Hello everyone,
I resolved the problem related to stressed apache making it scalable.

Now I have the problem with mysql.

How could I make it working fast enough with an unlimited number of
ussers?
Yes,... improving hardware ok but the problem remains. It'll be full
and low at the end.

The updates are 7% and the selects are 93% of the total. (it's a
typical web2.0 site)

Stefano Schuppli wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> How could I make it working fast enough with an unlimited number of
> ussers?

This partly depends on what your criteria is for fast enough. But I must
also point out that no system will retain a resonable response with an
"unlimited number of users". All systems that are designed, are designed to
give a certain response based on a certain number of users.

On Sat, 27 Oct 2007 07:58:43 -0700, Stefano Schuppli
<Schups@gmail.com> wrote:

>Hello everyone,
>I resolved the problem related to stressed apache making it scalable.
>
>Now I have the problem with mysql.
>
>How could I make it working fast enough with an unlimited number of
>ussers?
>Yes,... improving hardware ok but the problem remains. It'll be full
>and low at the end.
>
>The updates are 7% and the selects are 93% of the total. (it's a
>typical web2.0 site)

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/searc...x.html&lang=en
http://www.jpipes.com/index.php?/arc...g-Session.html
HTH
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