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cwalker3
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12-12-2007, 1:41 PM
The timing of this couldn't have been better. A major transaction went down today, and our board was flooded with people wanting to talk about it.
We're running along smoothly with triple our typical heavy load (1000 users currently). mySQL peaked at 106 queries/second, and I still have CPU and memory to spare. Talk ...
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Posted to
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cwalker3
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12-12-2007, 12:05 AM
All, I think I've figured this out. Bear with my ignorance, as I don't portend to be anything near an IIS wiz.
First, we've moved the ASP/MS Access based content portion of our site to it's own application in IIS.
Second - and this is pretty exciting - I upped our worker threads for our message boards from 1 to 8 (we have 8 ...
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Posted to
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cwalker3
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12-10-2007, 9:53 AM
brashquido, I really appreciate you reading and responding... I will research the tools you recommended.
I have monitored bandwidth, and the pipes are wide open during peak times.
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Posted to
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cwalker3
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12-10-2007, 8:40 AM
The nature of my forum makes it more read heavy than write heavy. A large part of our population lurks. Basically sports insiders post transaction tidbits, word spreads, and the site gets hammered by people looking for info.
My slow query log has three hits in there. They are three run of the mill queries that took 15 seconds or ...
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Posted to
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cwalker3
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12-07-2007, 11:15 PM
Let me throw something out there, and see what you guys think.
This site also hosts an ASP 3.0 site, which serves up content via an Access DB. Stop laughing, really. Again, this 'came with the house'. This is a new client of mine and I can only fix so much at the outset...
The ASP site is the gateway site and ...
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Posted to
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by
cwalker3
on
12-07-2007, 11:06 PM
[quote user="brashquido"]you should see better performance using FastCGI[/quote]
I would love to try it, but for some reason I'm having redirect issues after form POSTS. My redirects die and I get a blank page. I've followed the instructions on this site to the letter.
[quote user="brashquido"]Why ...
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Posted to
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by
cwalker3
on
12-07-2007, 3:00 PM
The FastCGI version I got was from a download link on this site a few days ago. The DLL version says '6.1.0036.1'.
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Posted to
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cwalker3
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12-07-2007, 12:24 PM
Actually I've tried to get FastCGI up and running to no avail. I really want to check it out too.
I'm having some sort of PHP redirect issue with FastCGI. Basically the vBulletin code is having problems after you hit sumbit on posts. Instead of redirecting as expected, it dies and serves a blank page. No one has ...
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Posted to
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by
cwalker3
on
12-07-2007, 10:32 AM
Hi,
I work for a company that has a vBulletin board served up using PHP and mySQL. Nothing else but the board is on the server.
We run 2003 Server SP2. Our box has (8) 3.0 GHz CPU's, and 2 GB of RAM.
PHP version 5.2.1 is running. More configuration details can be found ...