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From: "J. Atwood" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Firestar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: July 6, 2000 2:55:02 PM GMT
Subject: Re: [Zope] Is Zope slow?
No. Not when compared to other applications that do the same *type* of thing
(which there are very very few).
Check out an inter
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Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 10:15 AM
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Subject: Re: [Zope] Is Zope slow?
-maybe we could discuss network services/hoster_performance?
This is more of a problem for most people. One evening whilst bored we
calculated that Zope could happily serve eno
Well, i don't think my site will ever get that much hits:) Anyway, i check
out Digicool website on this ZEO thing, and it seems that they charge abt
$25,000 for this product alone(+consulting)? Not to belittle their effort,
but that's a huge amount of money, considering that everything
Hi, thanks for your comment.
Absolutely. Apache is many times faster than Zope. (Don't know much about
AOLserver, but anything with AOL. :)
However, Apache can't do squat compared with Zope when it comes to dynamic content.
Not true. I have been programming using PHP and PERL, and
Firestar wrote:
Hi,
I'm considering using Zope as the development tool for my next web project. However,
I read from a recent benchmark test (from Qube, i think) that Zope(running thru
Zserver?) is much SLOWER than Apache and AOLserver. Is that true? To all Zope users
and 'guru's, what
Hi Bill, thanks for your reply.
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From: Bill Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Firestar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: July 6, 2000 8:19:39 AM GMT
Subject: Re: [Zope] Is Zope slow?
Define slow. Slow compared to what? Doing what?
That's a ig difference between Zope and Apache
Firestar wrote:
I have been programming with PHP and PERL, and they are quite fast, even when
serving dynamic pages. Of course, they do not provide all the features of Zope, but
they are able to handle things like sessions, authentication, database API...which is
quite adequate for most
On Thu, Jul 06, 2000 at 04:27:22AM -0400, Firestar wrote:
Well, i do appreciate the 'extra' features that Zope provides, but speed is
still a matter of concern here. Imagine showing my boss "what my website can
do" and all those advanced features, but it crawls like a snail...
"Slow" does
maybe if we all share "optimum" hardware configuration to improve
performance+
-where is your server "hosted" as this is vital(obviously:)) to
speed/performance
-maybe we could discuss network services/hoster_performance?
michael
drawingincode
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No. Not when compared to other applications that do the same *type* of thing
(which there are very very few).
Check out an interesting set of benchmarks I ran against Zope and Tomcat
connecting to a PostgreSQL database.
http://www.zope.org/Members/BwanaZulia/benchmarks.html
J
From:
-maybe we could discuss network services/hoster_performance?
This is more of a problem for most people. One evening whilst bored we
calculated that Zope could happily serve enough people to fill up our
pipe... so the bottle neck is our connection.
Mind you we'd had a beer or two so
Firestar wrote:
Check out Jakob Nielsen's website and you would know that speed of serving
webpages is one of the main usability factors.
The bottleneck is not generally the speed of serving webpages, but
rather, the speed of the client downloading the data from webpages, as
the data has to
-maybe we could discuss network services/hoster_performance?
This is more of a problem for most people. One evening whilst bored we
calculated that Zope could happily serve enough people to fill up our
pipe... so the bottle neck is our connection.
Mind you we'd had a beer or two so
On Thu, 06 Jul 2000, Firestar wrote:
Hi, thanks for your comment.
Absolutely. Apache is many times faster than Zope. (Don't know much
about AOLserver, but anything with AOL. :)
However, Apache can't do squat compared with Zope when it comes to
dynamic content.
Not true. I have
On Thu, Jul 06, 2000 at 04:13:31AM -0400, Firestar wrote:
Of course if i have time, i will play ard with it and see how good it is.
Problem is that time is not really on my side and i need to decide on my
next development tool fast(i have yet to try out other stuff e.g. ASP,
JSP, Servlet..)
Hello,
I'm considering using Zope as the development tool for my next web
project. However, I read from a recent benchmark test (from Qube, i think)
that Zope(running thru Zserver?) is much SLOWER than Apache and
AOLserver. Is that true? To all Zope users and 'guru's, what is yr
experience
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