Hi all, I'd just like to ask for some basic tips one may suggest on site hardening. What I mean is that my boss tells me due to an oncoming conference, we should expect a huge ramp up in hits per day. More like from 200 hits per day to 20,000 hits per day. I cant say I've ever worked on a site of that magnitude, and I wouldn't know what to look at first as far as reliability testing. So far the site uses SQLSession0.3.0 (which I would like to change now to CoreSessionTracking and psycopg 0.99.4. Any tips on what I examine for reliability would be greatly appreciated.. If there are any... p.s. Is there a CoreSessionTracking version available in the 2.4.x range? Thanks, Paz
I'd suggest waiting for CST 0.9. There are bugs in 0.8's RAM-based session data container that I have to solve before releasing 0.9, and that's the main reason why it's not out yet. If you do want to use 0.8, there is a (simple) patch for 0.8 that I've sent to the list a few times already... but please use an external data container if you do. Paz wrote:
Hi all,
I'd just like to ask for some basic tips one may suggest on site hardening. What I mean is that my boss tells me due to an oncoming conference, we should expect a huge ramp up in hits per day. More like from 200 hits per day to 20,000 hits per day. I cant say I've ever worked on a site of that magnitude, and I wouldn't know what to look at first as far as reliability testing. So far the site uses SQLSession0.3.0 (which I would like to change now to CoreSessionTracking and psycopg 0.99.4. Any tips on what I examine for reliability would be greatly appreciated.. If there are any...
p.s. Is there a CoreSessionTracking version available in the 2.4.x range?
Thanks, Paz
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