It was thus said that the Great ricardo figueiredo once stated:
>
> That's the question. I dont have any idea.
If you have no idea how to prioritize the requests, then I doubt you'll
get much help. Prioritization of "requests" can happen in the router, a
load balancer or the actual webserver.
For instance, if requests from certain IP addresses have a higher
priority (for example) then one could implement QoS (Quality of Service) at
the router level (allow traffic through unimpeeded from priority IP
addresses, otherwise cap bandwidth/connections from non-priority IP
addresses---but such configuration is beyond the scope of this list).
A load balancer could probably be configured to act simularly with respect
to IP addresses; throw in a proxy server and you might be able to configure
it based upon the URL (or both IP and URL).
If you are asking "Is this possible?" the answer is "Yes." [1]. But
without an idea of what you need to prioritize on you are wasting your
time [3].
-spc
[1] It's a computer---anything is possible given enough skill, time or
money [2]
[2] Pick any two.
[3] Or money.
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