In my experience, TG is not ideal for rendering static content, so #1
is sort of not applicable.  Most people who serve up static content
create a folder from which apache serves content.  I do this for the
~5gb of pictures I have available to my users on www.percious.com.

cheers.
-chris

On Feb 25, 3:41 pm, Richard Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hrm. ideally, I'd be interested in 4 numbers:
>
> 1. Hits per hour, peak time
> 2. % of those hits delivered by static html rendered from TG (ie,
> periodic render to disk of mostly-static pages)
> 3. % of those hits delivered by TG but without touching a database
> 4. % of those hits delivered by TG with database involvement
>
> Obviously the remainder is purely static stuff like images and plain
> html (or rendered by non-tg)
>
> if you have a load balanced solution, but it's all one site, I'd count
> the whole lot.
>
> If that info isn't available, just the amount actually delivered by TG
> would be interesting.
>
> On Feb 26, 10:35 am, Toshio Kuratomi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Richard Clark wrote:
> > > Anyone wanna make a play for the busiest Turbogears-driven site? be
> > > good to have some big numbers to throw around at clients.
>
> > What are your criteria?
>
> > In Fedora, all of our busy TG apps are load balanced.  So do you rate it
> >   as number of hits to the app or per server?
>
> > We have one app that gets hit with a high amount of json traffic at the
> > beginning of every month when an automated client checks in.
> > Unfortunately, it doesn't currently survive that so it's not a good
> > example yet :-)  When it does, would that count?  It's passing JSON data
> > up and down so it's different than your traditional view-a-web-page usage.
>
> > I have another application that doesn't get very much intended traffic
> > (well, except for google :-).  However, something is wrong with our
> > proxy settings so it's getting a huge amount of unintended traffic that
> > I simply raise redirect to the proper page.  Would you count that?
> > (there's no db access or page rendering...)
>
> > -Toshio
>
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