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True, however don't most large web-based applications have some sort of "warm-up" process/procedure to compile and populate the mostly used caches and pages? A
by mtam 13y ago
True, however don't most large web-based applications have some sort of "warm-up" process/procedure to compile and populate the mostly used caches and pages?
A shorter ramp-up time is always welcomed but JIT is not the only cost. Depending on your application, JIT might not even be the highest/longest portion of your startup time.
- SideburnsOfDoom 13y ago> don't most large web-based applications have some sort of "warm-up" process/procedure Yep. The simplest way to get this is add a line to the end of the deploy script: "curl http://www.mysite.com/" http://www.mysite.com/"