I don't have a T5 example with that many uniques but I can say that 10,000
uniques really isn't a big deal and you should have no trouble at all
supporting it. Tapestry seems quite fast overall. The bigger problem is you
need to be careful with is how you design your app. PHP developers have a
tendency to assume the database can hold and manage everything and they
forget about the fact that it's expensive to use the database too much.
Remember to use proper connection pooling, data caching and other techniques
and you should be just fine.
Java web-app performance in general is superb. I just finished a stateless
java web app that runs on tomcat with the 1.6 VM. We load tested a single
instance of it with 10,000 concurrent users via JMeter. The box was a cheap
dual core box with 1 gig of RAM. Average CPU usage? Less then 5%. Code smart
and it will work great.
Mike
----- Original Message -----
From: "matt22" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <users@tapestry.apache.org>
Sent: Friday, August 17, 2007 6:41 PM
Subject: T5: real huge application with T5?!
Hi everyone,
Is it possible to use T5 or previous tapestry for project with about
10,000
unique/day?
I have been working in php a few years but last 5 years i work with
java(jsp/struts/tapestry),
i need to create some huge projects with visiting about 5-10-15,000
unique/day,
i would like to write it in tapestry+spring+hibernate+acegi - think this
is
GREAT solution,
but i dont know anything about performance and memory usage of
hib+tapestry
in huge projects.
So what is better to use
- PHP or JSP - more quick or
- optimized hibernate+spring+tapestry great for programmer ?
Does anybody know about some live apps based on tapestry, spring or
hibernate with high visiting rate?
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