Hi there, I've googled for this, and can't seem to find anyone who wants to do the same thing, so I figured you guys would be the best source of information.
We run a very large website, which is generated dynamically from resin, and we are looking at technical failover solutions. We believe that there are certain cases where our workload could increase dramatically, and we believe that our application will not withstand such a large onslaught of requests. Looking at our architecture, we believe that serving static pages will be possible under very high traffic loads, so we are writing a system that will "press" copies of dynamic pages to an html cache when they are modified. Under these extreme circumstances we would like to have a module that instead of doing all of our processing and going to the database, instead looks in a static directory of html files, and if there is a static file present for the requested url, serves that instead. However, I am having difficulty finding how it is possible to get resin to serve a static file in response to a url, where we will have to do some mapping to translate the url to the file location. We could write our own file server, but given that resins performance is pretty good for serving static files, we would much rather hook into resins file serving capabilites. Michael Brunton-Spall
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