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When you say scalable, what do you mean? My buddy is looking into the framework and has run into some odd perm gen constraints because so much of the framework
by sujal 15y ago
When you say scalable, what do you mean?
My buddy is looking into the framework and has run into some odd perm gen constraints because so much of the framework uses static members, etc.
I haven't talked to him about the details, and I wonder if those go away in production (since you're not reloading).
Basically, I guess I'm asking if you've seen it deployed in a largish installation?
Sujal
- dabeeeenster 15y agoPlay uses a shared nothing architecture. That means that you can run a number of app servers and any one of them can receive any request and deal with it. Basically there is no server-based session state. The web server it uses is asynchronous too. I've been running a fairly busy application for a couple of years with Play and have yet to encounter any of the standard JVM nightmares you get with Tomcat, e.g. Permgen space etc. It's awesome.