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We are building an Intranet system using Drupal. We estimate 200 users to start using this site by next year.
At the risk of sounding such a noob (my role in non-profit requires me to), is there anything at all that I should be concerned with this amount of users? Anything on the server side?
Drupal is great enough to handle lot of traffic and users. Mine handles 3k users with daily average traffic of 10k. You should read load testing reports of drupal like this one http://loadstorm.com/2009/09/load-testing-drupal-anonymous-users/
Still consider doing load testing of site before putting it to production environment.
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I'm currently working on a web app and if all goes to plan, it could very well grow extremely quickly. This is the first app I'm building where server requirements are a big question to me. What can I do to determine how much bandwidth, ram, and processing power I'm going to need?
Is there a specific term to what I'm trying to find out here? I've heard of stress testing but I'm not sure that's what this is.
Any help would be great.
You can use apache jMeter http://jmeter.apache.org/ for load/stress testing.
Here is a tutorial which might help you.
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-use-apache-jmeter-to-perform-load-testing-on-a-web-server
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I am relatively new to Web development. I was reading about Remote files in PHP, and I came across this question at
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My question is why would we require to use a second server in general?
Normally multiple servers used for high availability.
Using single server is a bottle nick. If it is goes down, your web will not be available.
Also multiple servers used to balance the load on each server.
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I need help to remove some advertise which comes under a few my client's machines. It's comes as big banner advertise in the free area of index page and each advertise has a message as "ads by sense" .
I can not inform any user to uninstall the useless browser plugins as this advertise never appear in other site like google.com,yahoo.com or boston.com etc at same machine. OR may be they are not TECHNICALLY GOOD in remove BROWSER add-ons.
Please help me how can I remove this useless advertise from my site without program in PHP or .HTACCESS file or ther Technics
There is no way you can control web page behaviour once its on clients browser, I mean, the browser queries for ads and places on your page. Those ads are not loaded from your website side.
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I've finished building my website only to discover the loading time is around 8 seconds, this is not good obviously... I'm running the server from my house on a Dell Vostro 200 with Ubuntu and Apache2 which is a secondary OS to Windows XP. The computer is connected to a netgear wireless extender with an Ethernet cord. I have a 1.37 Mbps upload speed. The website itself uses several mysql databases and lots of css, and all of the pages are .php and linked by includes. Basically I'm overwhelmed with everything and I would be extremely grateful if anyone could tell me where my problem is, or if it's just everything combined. You can visit the site at www.dawnspy.com. Thanks!
Your banners are taking 8 seconds to load:
Possibly look at a CDN or some alternate means of hosting your banner images. In the future, I recommend using an HTTP debugger such as Fiddler.
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I made a PHP based webapp and a customer of my needs it on his website. Now I want to put the PHP code on my server and let the customer's website include it remotely. How do I set this up? And can I restrict the acces when the customer doesn't need the app anymore and is it secure?
There is nothing such as remote PHP. Doesn't work that way. However you can setup some API to communicate between the two servers on backend. You'd still need both servers to be capable of this interaction, that means both servers still need to be fully functional. And if your code on client's server can talk to your API on host server, then they can take that code and see how it interacts with your host and replicate it.
A very simple solution would be to put the PHP-generated content from your website in an <iframe> on their website.