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I'd like to hear how they were able to handle the dramatic increase in traffic over such a short period of time.
by MichaelApproved 13y ago
I'd like to hear how they were able to handle the dramatic increase in traffic over such a short period of time.
- bnchrch 13y agoWith out getting to specific into their backend (because I dont know what theirs is) I'd assume they must of prepared for Google Reader deadline
- christiangenco 13y ago> Without getting too specific into their backend (because I dont know what theirs is) I'd assume they must have prepared for Google Reader's deadline Assuming ESL; legitimately trying to be helpful :)
- olaj 13y agoIt was actually pretty easy to deal with. Since we usually have around 50-70K visitors/day we are used to a lot of traffic. Our setup is one Windows Server 2008 R2 with 12gb RAM and Intel Xeon E5520 @ 2.27Ghz with 8 cores. The page is built with ASP.NET MVC + Web Forms (The alternative page is Web forms). Anyway, ASP.NET scale really really well and since only a small % actually login to the site we can just cache more or less everything. Usually when sites go down because of massive traffic increases i think there is some kind of bug somewhere or they are just being blocked by their hosting provider. /Ola (From AlternativeTo)