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looks awesome. two questions: 1) which technologies was used? 2) how do you handle high loads?
by yago 18y ago
looks awesome. two questions:
1) which technologies was used?
2) how do you handle high loads?
- louislouis 18y ago1) php,mysql,js,flash 2) Not very well. My server is dying. I'm about to upgrade but I'll have to take the site down for the nameservers to propogate to the new ips. Anyone know how long this takes? I considered using amazon for scaling but the article below this one says amazon is down, hehe.
- izaidi 18y agoI'm not an expert on this stuff but if you're just changing the IPs and not the actual NS records for the domain, the changes will be pretty much instantaneous, depending on how quickly your DNS service registers updates. I use DNS Made Easy and they usually take about ten or twenty minutes to accept a changed IP; once it goes into their records it's reflected everywhere immediately.
- froo 18y agore: nameservers, it depends, most newer systems have it updating within about 4 hours, that being said, some ISP's DNS cached can be borked, so it can take up to 24-48 hours. You should really leave up your old site in parallel with the new one while you're moving it, I'd say go for a period of 7 days just to be on the safe side. Hope this helps your needs.