Fuzzy math here. There are 86,400 seconds in a day. At 1.15 hits per second, you get 100k hits.
I think my HP-200LX palmtop can serve that or better....
I threw together a mysql/perl/apache combo to replace a horrid sql server/NT app that sucked. With purely unoptimized sql and half-ass CGI.pm code, I got about 4 hits per second (which included the db lookups) versus 1 per sec on NT, with all of it running on a single cpu AMD K6-350.
I know, not definitive enough.... Don't forget to try ApacheBench for torturing the boxes. A company called Cyrano makes some good loadtesting software too.
When Timex got involved, it became the TS-1000. Sinclair had the ZX-** moniker.
I have one here on my rack, right on top of my Linux box that has an uptime of 332 days.
The avg uptime on that damn Sinclair was about 2 hours. Gawd, how many times I retyped a program because I bumped that 16k RAM pack and lost it all....
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I think my HP-200LX palmtop can serve that or better....
I threw together a mysql/perl/apache combo to replace a horrid sql server/NT app that sucked. With purely unoptimized sql and half-ass CGI.pm code, I got about 4 hits per second (which included the db lookups) versus 1 per sec on NT, with all of it running on a single cpu AMD K6-350.
I know, not definitive enough.... Don't forget to try ApacheBench for torturing the boxes. A company called Cyrano makes some good loadtesting software too.
I have one here on my rack, right on top of my Linux box that has an uptime of 332 days.
The avg uptime on that damn Sinclair was about 2 hours. Gawd, how many times I retyped a program because I bumped that 16k RAM pack and lost it all....
$99 is way too much though.....
Thanks for the NOVALUG mention Justin.
We'll probably get slashdotted and a riot will ensue..... how are the jails in Arlington? Anyone?
Tomorrow's topics: Keysigning/PGP and Ordering those speedy telco lines.
Bring it!
Richard