wrote:
At 21:58 2007-10-26, Mesdaq, Ali wrote:
I personally think that storing images in the DB is the best place to
start because if other better solutions are available later you can very
easily migrate. But if you start out with filesystem migration is a
little bit more cludgy in my
Hello all,
I'd be interested in hearing opinions from the Catalyst community on
the best managed hosting. We run a Catalyst-based web service and are
currently on several self-managed dedicated hosts at SoftLayer. I
can't praise SoftLayer enough, but in the interest of sanity we'd like
to
Michele Beltrame wrote:
Hi!
So what's you recommendation for absolutely bullet-proof hosting that
let's you sleep at night?
I think pair Networks would perfectly do: http://www.pair.com - look into the
Dedicated section.
Talk to you soon,
Michele.
Thanks Michele, I have heard many good
Moritz Onken wrote:
Hi,
I consider offering a push service for real-time data. It's AJAX based
and requires a consistent connection.
I'm not sure about the memory usage of this. I plan to run the catalyst
app as fastcgi server. Does every consistent connection create an extra
fastcgi
Moritz Onken wrote:
I'm combining ajax with push. So it's a real push service, the website
is not pulling the data on a constant time rate.
A process per client is really bad. I'll need to serve hundreds of
client at the same time. Seems like push is not an option...
Ah... after I clicked
Martin Ellison wrote:
I actually want to save a static copy of the front page to improve load
times. My fastcgi process sometimes disappears (I'm on shared hosting
and I think they auto-cancel stale processes), and it takes a while for
the process to be restarted, which impacts the first page
Hello Catalyst-world,
We have a Catalyst app that is fronted by Lighttpd and we're looking
to switch to NginX instead. Problem is that we have a number of
policy based rules that are executed on a per-request basis. These
are currently implemented as mod_magnet scripts.
Ideally we'd like
