Re: hitting the limits
- From: "Rik" <luiheidsgoeroe@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2006 11:06:28 +0200
windandwaves wrote:
Rik wrote:
...
To decrease server-load you could think about a cache system: review
the dependancies of databasefields for each of your pages, create
appropriate timestamps with an index in the database if they don't
exist already, and cache the pages locally as html with a date/time.
On a request, check wether there is a timestamp in the database
higher than of your cached html If not, serve the cached file, if so,
create new cachefile and serve that. Creating of cachefiles should
offcourse take place automatically on an update of a certain database
field, but that might be even more work.
Rik, that is a cool idea, would you just place the html in a database
or is there a special chache where pages are kept?
An HTML page can perfectly be kept in the database, makes it even easier to
check wether a page has to be "rewritten" or not, possibly in 1 simple query
returning 0 or 1.
And if some items in a webpage aren't cachable, you could always try to
cache certain portions of code.
Grtz,
--
Rik Wasmus
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