5 Oct 22:43
Help me prove macid can scale! (Macid stress tests results for happs-tutorial toy job board disappointing so far.)
From: Thomas Hartman <tphyahoo <at> gmail.com>
Subject: Help me prove macid can scale! (Macid stress tests results for happs-tutorial toy job board disappointing so far.)
Newsgroups: gmane.comp.lang.haskell.cafe
Date: 2008-10-05 20:44:49 GMT
Subject: Help me prove macid can scale! (Macid stress tests results for happs-tutorial toy job board disappointing so far.)
Newsgroups: gmane.comp.lang.haskell.cafe
Date: 2008-10-05 20:44:49 GMT
From: tphyahoo <thomashartm...@googlemail.com>
Subject: Help me prove macid can scale! (Macid stress tests results
for happs-tutorial toy job board disappointing so far.)
To: HAppS
HAppS is a new, relatively unproven technology.
So I am asking myself this question. Will HAppS allow me to scale the
toy job board I created for happs-tutorial into a high-volume, high
concurrency, large-user count type job board? You know, the kind that
might make money?
I have done some preliminary testing to answer this question, and so
far the results have been disappointing.
I am hoping that I am doing something wrong, and that there is a way
of using macid effectively for more than just toy applications. If
there are solution for the problems I'm experiencing I will definitely
be integrating this knowledge into the tutorial, so stay tuned.
I am seeking feedback from HAppS experts and educated users on the
following questions:
* Is building a heavy duty website like monster.com in HAppS a
realistic goal -- say, in the next twelve months?
* Are there certain types of web apps that are unlikely to work
well with the HAppS web architecture?
* Are there changes I can make to my toy app's architecture -- be
it data structures, buying new hardware, whatever -- that will enable
me to get good performance against the stress test described below and
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