> Not to add fuel to the fire ... but, from my experience in an IIS/MSSQL
> environment CF introduces a bottleneck between CF and the DB. It
> appears to
> scale to about 75 simultaneous DB requests and hits a wall. I'm
> not sure how
> CF handles DB connection pooling/marshaling ... but I have br
> > Any decent setup will have the data on a separate server, running
> > a real database solution (not SQL Server or Oracle, or at a push mySQL)
>
> Philip,
>
> I'm guessing that you meant to say "not Access, but SQL Server..."
> ?
Oops, my bad - typing too quick and thinking faster than my fi
Not to add fuel to the fire ... but, from my experience in an IIS/MSSQL
environment CF introduces a bottleneck between CF and the DB. It appears to
scale to about 75 simultaneous DB requests and hits a wall. I'm not sure how
CF handles DB connection pooling/marshaling ... but I have broken this
> Any decent setup will have the data on a separate server, running
> a real database solution (not SQL Server or Oracle, or at a push mySQL)
Philip,
I'm guessing that you meant to say "not Access, but SQL Server..."
?
Nick
> Okay, I am a big fan of CF but every now and then I hear about how cold
> fusion doesn't work well with high volume sites... I'm not sure if this is
> just a rumour. Does anyone have any documents about this, or is it just a
> rumour?
>
> I'm under the belief that it doesnt matter wether you hav
Not to add fuel to the fire ... but in an IIS/MS-SQL environment, my
experience is that the bottle neck occurs between CF and the MS-SQL. The
connection marshaling via CF appears to scale to around 75 simultaneous
users. I have resorted to ASP and MTS to break this barrier.
Does anyone have a
At 04:50 PM 8/17/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>Isn't adding more servers to attain higher volumes pretty much the
>definition of scalability?
>
>We have no problems whatsoever with scalability.
Not so much. True you can increase performance just by adding bigger and
better servers but there comes a p
Terrebonne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Cold Fusion DOES have scalability issues. Sure, if you throw enough
servers at it, it will scale...but the same can be said for virtual any
language.
Don't g
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Cold Fusion DOES have scalability issues. Sure, if you throw enough
servers at it, it will scale...but the same can be said for virtual any
language.
Don't get me wrong, CF is a very robust language, but the fact is there are
i
.
imho,
Chris
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>That is totally NOT true.
>
>To write a scaleable app it takes knowledge
>beyond even writing clean CF that
Could you elborate please.. I am really curios :)
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Cold Fusion DOES have scalability issues. Sure, if you throw enough
Chris
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Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2000 15:19:09 -0400
>That is totally NOT true.
>
>To write a scaleable app it takes knowledge
>beyond even writing clean CF that scales.
>
>That
I would love to use that. Good luck!!!
/mdeane
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I've seen
totally
avoidable.
Jeremy Allen
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That is totally NOT true.
To write a scaleable app it takes knowledge
beyond even writing clean CF that scales.
That is an important part, if an app is
not written well it wont scale.. period.
If the hardware is not setup well.
It wont scale.
If the entire system (read:software/hardware)
i
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Norman Elton
Information Technology
College of William & Mary
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I've seen that from time to time w/ Locking errors, and also when
then CFML parsing engine has completely killed itself & is in the
process of crashing. It seems to be some sort of nasty kludge on
Allaire's part that never got cleaned out of the prod
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