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> the rails app is not helping Do you have any caching mechanisms? (Rule #1 for submitting a blog post to a high-traffic site like HN is to first make sure yo
by nknighthb 13y ago
> the rails app is not helping
Do you have any caching mechanisms?
(Rule #1 for submitting a blog post to a high-traffic site like HN is to first make sure you've got some sort of reasonable caching mechanism turned on.)
Edit: Also, Chrome and curl at least are using 256-bit AES for the TLS connection. This is overkill and can impact performance. Consider altering your configuration to use 128.
- jeena 13y agoNot really, I had already a different blog post on the frontpage here and it went well, so I assumed it is stable enough, which it is not. Before the next submit I will redo the website as static files, since I removed the comments there is no point of doing things dynamically anyway.