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Old 01-26-2003   #38
EricP
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Originally posted by RawAlex@Jan 26 2003, 08:30 PM
Mike, I suspect so... but you know, Mr Piss into the wind at times...

Eric, 100% dynamic.

rotating links, say 5000 items, no pre-sorts or prefabed pages...

What you will find is what every major test of microsoft servers have found: They keep up with unix / apache servers until a point, then they flatline VERY quickly... literally max out. After that, pages get served so slowly that things come to a halt.

Any product is good in light duty work... few are able to handle the huge volumes that really make the world go around.

Alex
Hi Alex,

I have not seen any benchmarks against MySQL/PHP/Linux and SQL Server/ASP.NET/Windows Server.

You may be right. I have no clue.

I have been thinking of ways I can test this though. Im really not sure how I can.

Any ideas on how I can test this withought taking 500,000 hits from MikeAI?!

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