Philip G. Apostol writes:
> Brian Baquiran might have answers, take a look at his site at
> http://www.baquiran.com .
Note that www.baquiran.com is not currently running on AOLserver, and
hasn't been updated in a while.
> Rey Rex wrote:
>
> > Hello.
> >
> > Does anybody have firsthand experience with AOLserver? How
> > does its performance compare to Apache on equivalent hardware
> > and database back ends?
I can't really compare it with Apache anymore, since I haven't really used
Apache heavily in a couple of years. I'm sure Apache has improved
considerably since I last used it.
Anyway, I have AOLserver 2.3.3 running under real-world loads, hooked to
PostgreSQL and handling an average of 50 simultaneous connections, with
each and every connection requiring around 10-15 database queries or
inserts.
I've also run it with an Oracle8 backend albeit only under controlled,
development conditions (constrained by wimpy hardware).
Of course, YMMV depending on hardware, database, etc.
> > Do any local ISPs in Metro Manila run AOLserver?
Yes.
Brian
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