high load - Design considerations for web application with 5 GB/day transfer volume? -


I have to create a web application that is similar to "branch / store lotter". A user type in your address and web application will plot the stores near the map.

One requirement:

"Web applications should support 100 simultaneous users and

will be mostly transferred data text and GUI pictures.

So my questions are:

  1. What is this a high traffic application?
  2. Which web application / site can I see for comparative traffic ?
  3. Do I apply things like memcatch, template caching, load server balancing etc ...?

I have worked on high traffic applications before, but I was never an architect, so although I have some (not all) strategies for managing high traffic scenarios I know, I am not familiar with their actual implementation.

Can anyone offer advice, feedback, or suggested research? Did I ignore anything?

** Apart from this, I lam it

This is only 60kb per second (more than 24 hours) Walking), but you will be torn between peak hours, so you should be able to handle it 100 Nobody users have nothing to do with old Apache-based servers.

I'm not sure that Mamchechad will really help you, but adding worth it, like your PHP cahcing, and I at least get the architect to be able to balance the load - something Check out the good documents how they are in a transparent way, you will need to make sure that any user session that comes in is the one per-host route to your session data; You need to understand how the user brings lead-balanced server A to each call, and then hits the other server B (i.e., Store User ID and data in DB, not in File System).


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