Hi sir, thanks for your reply.The projection for number of users that the php application is around 10K simultaneous users. i hope you can give me a sample of your httpd.conf so i can compare it with my configurations. can you give me factors that can improve my php dynamic website? kindly give advice to speed up
dynamic php pages using apache as a webserver. thanks. Domingos Parra Novo wrote:
Hiyas, Joshua Slive wrote:On 11/13/06, Joel Mandapat <joel@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:<snip>i have an apache 2.0.52 installed with php module. i need to load dynamic php pages. the goal is to maximize the server specs that i have.is it possible to accomodate 10,000 users all at the same time with this kind of hardware specs?Highly unlikely. I've never tried a setup like that, but do you really think one processor is capable of running 10000 simultaneous memory- and processor-hungry php pages? I doubt it. A very-well-tuned server with tons of memory could probably do 10,000 simultaneous static pages, but php is a whole different story.It also depends on what you call "10,000 users".Like Joshua said, if you're talking about 10k simultaneous users, thats basically impossible to serve with only one server.Some of our fastest apache machines (serving only static content) are usually able to deliver around 6,500 hits/sec at most. And we're talking about quad Xeon machines, with 8 Gb of ram.In counterpart, each of those machines serve at least a hundred million (static) requests per day, and usually much more then 5 million distinct users per day.As you can see, it all depends on your exact needs. Regards, Domingos.
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