On 03/04/11 22:06 -0700, Geoff Nordli wrote: > We are planning on using django to build out the web side of the business.
Openlabs [1] has already do a similar project
> Scalability is one of my main concerns; though I should have clarified there
> will be only one company, but we want to facilitate the sale of
> products/services by 3rd party companies. We then need to track the
> receipt of money, and pay out a % of the total amount of the transaction to
> the 3rd party.
>
> How well does Tryton scale? Will it be able to handle 100s of transactions
> per second?
It is difficult to answer to this question because it depends of the kind of
request you do, somes are fast and others can be slow.
It will depend also of the power of the machine and the tuning of PostgreSQL.
> Any input on how well Tryton would scale compared to OpenERP?
We have made some change that makes Tryton scaling better (I think) like:
- allow to run many instance of trytond
- statefull connection (with one thread per connection)
- cache size limitation (usage of memory)
- allow to search without order (faster for PostgreSQL)
- search_read method to reduce number of queries
> As well, I am looking for implementation and custom coding support.
We (B2CK) offers support on Tryton [2] but there is many others [3]
[1] http://www.openlabs.co.in/
[2] http://www.b2ck.com/tryton_services.html
[3] http://www.tryton.org/services.html
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