Congratulations! I (and I am sure others) would love to read a blog post or a technical paper about how you scaled Cayenne, what in cayenne helped, what was difficult etc. I'm midway through a large project and already getting concerned about how to scale it..
John- On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 3:18 PM, Borut Bolčina <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > I would like to share a Cayenne success story on this list. Four days ago we > launched a renewed site www.najdi.si. It is a search engine site in Slovenia > with over 600.000 visits per day (on the launch day this figure was well > over million). Users now have the option to register and log in to have the > benefit of customizing the site with a set of widgets available from the > library. Over 110.000 registered users at this moment. > > The site is in a cluster and the architecture is moving towards REST > interfaces. The Cayenne is used at almost all levels - getting the data for > widgets from external resources and later to pump this data to frontend. > > All in all it was a good experience and I can only confirm the framework is > mature enough (3.0) to handle big projects. What I was missing from the > documentation was good usage patterns, anti patterns and cookbook examples > for variety of problems. Well, there are no problems, only challenges :-) > > Thanks to the Cayenne team for all the effort in developing this framework! > > Regards, > Borut > > P.S. My only wish now is that Robert and Kevin (others?) will continue to > work on the Cayenne-Tapestry5 integration!!! >
