We have a similar system, which we use SSI to serve over 45M pages per
month.
Average serve time of one of our pages (this is server latency) that has
probably 20 SSI's in it, including some recursive SSI (SSI, in SSI'd
files) is about 8ms - this also includes Netgravity ad calls.
This is on a number of 2x400MHz Sun E250 servers with Netscape 2.01.
I can't think of a faster way to serve up semi-dynamic pages.
These are just include virtual calls, not exec or anything like that.
So, its at least an order of magnitude faster then most CF pages.
Fouad Al-Farhan wrote:
>
> I built a CF based publishing system for publishing articles and news
> (static pages). The admin side is 100% CF interactive pages. The user side
> dose not have to be CF based because it is all static (pre-published) plain
> html pages.
> My old plan is just to have it as plain .html files. Now, I changed my mind
> because I want all files to include header, left menu and footer.
> Otherwise, I have to republished 1000+ articles each day.
> I was thinking of using SSI includes (.shtml) but I'm afraid that it is very
> slow. Also, I thought of using JavaScript's includes
> (document.wrtiln("table.....")) but I heard that it is even slower.
>
> What is your recommendation ?
>
> Fouad
>
>
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