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A government website, or anything of importance during an emergency, really has no excuse when it comes to being excessively heavy, both on the front end and th
by gukov 7y ago
A government website, or anything of importance during an emergency, really has no excuse when it comes to being excessively heavy, both on the front end and the back end.
At times of panic you want to convey information as fast as possible and as efficiently as possible. Five nines availability.
- AgentOrange1234 7y agoI agree completely with the goal of availability. I don’t even disagree that static pages could be useful toward this. What I take exception to is the idea that static pages are the one true way to achieve this goal, and TFA’s pronouncing that not using static pages is irresponsible.
- zlynx 7y agoThe only other practical idea I've ever heard of is serving a dynamic page to a CDN. Which means it was made into a static page. On the CDN. Wooo, progress!