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In other words, it makes sense to switch to a very low overhead web server. How does quixote or node compare in terms of memory performance?
by Kliment 17y ago
In other words, it makes sense to switch to a very low overhead web server. How does quixote or node compare in terms of memory performance?
- bhousel 17y agoI don't think Quixote or Node are web servers.. Also, the author mentioned that he is using php.
- charlesmarshall 17y agoI don't think that's what was meant ... If youre on a host that has half the cpu but 3 times the RAM then more processes are queued. During a heavy load the larger RAM will mean more threads can be handled as there is space to store them in memory. As you have a slower cpu it will take a bit longer, but you should fulfill more of the incoming requests.
- pmjordan 17y agoThis is of course only true if response times are largely I/O bound. If the CPU time spent on a response is almost the same as its walltime, more RAM is useless.