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Mithrandir
Re: Where are the data stored?

I don't believe that any system can handle that without a very powerful server.
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WarDick
Re: Where are the data stored?

  • 2005/2/8 7:08

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It would probably take a load sharing scheme of some sort maybe a remote db server with several front ends. I can not think of a single server solution.
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kenneth6
Re: Where are the data stored?

  • 2005/2/8 10:02

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What does powerful server mean?

Can a web hosting account say that in yahoo do?
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jdseymour
Re: Where are the data stored?

Powerful means highpower CPU, lots of memory and probably high speed SCSI disk drives. With the loads that are mentioned here would probably require load balancing between multiple servers to handle the load.

Yahoo hosting probably (most definitely) would not be able to handle these loads.
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kenneth6
Re: Where are the data stored?

  • 2005/2/8 10:18

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I think my question has been beyond the scope of xoops, but I hope someone can help me!

Is that meant that it had better to setup my server? And how?
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jdseymour
Re: Where are the data stored?

Here is a quick definition of Web Server Load Balancing.

It would require multiple servers, and probably a dedicated database server.
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Mithrandir
Re: Where are the data stored?

Quote:

kenneth6 wrote:
I think my question has been beyond the scope of xoops, but I hope someone can help me!

Is that meant that it had better to setup my server? And how?

Let me ask some counter-questions:
Do you currently have a site with 30.000 concurrent users? How is that server set up?

If not, I suggest you build your site and see how many users you get, while considering how to expand that setup, when the need arises.
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