Question on PhP, MySQL

From: kimshapiro100@xxxxxxxxx
Date: 28 Oct 2005 05:38:04 -0700

Question on PhP, MySQL
I am not technical.

I am thinking of a consumer internet business for which I will have to
have a database driven site built.

I am thinking of using
PhP, MySQL as the main technologies amd Linux hosting( and some
Dreamweaver).

My question is:
what is the maximum number of hits (UUs) a day/month can such a site
with these technologies handle ?

How robust is PhP, MySQL?

Thanks

Kim

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