- GATE Village Technical Overview Presentation
- Some helpful advice
- What Is GATE Village?
- Why Drupal was chosen
- Drupal Provided GATE Village
- Drupal: The Good
- Drupal: The Bad
- Drupal: The Ugly
- GATE Trust System
- MLM and E-commerce
- The Six-Month Evolution
- Beauty
- Brains
- Form
- Function
- Custom Coding
- Custom Content Types
- The Complexity -- (don't try this at home)
- The Complexity (cont)
- Hosting
- Security
- Druapl Security -- An Introduction
Submitted by Dave Kinchlea on Wed, 2009/10/14 - 09:27
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This would only work one way, with dedicated hardware – any Virtual attempt would (and did) fail
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- Average authenticated GV page has circa 1,200 queries, if all cache needs to be set, nearly 1000ms of SQL (circa 400ms with 100% cache hit)
- Average authenticated RC page has circa 400 queries, if all cache needs to be set, nearly 500ms of SQL (circa 170ms with 100% cache hit)
- Average Apache process circa 100MB virtual, ~60MB resident set size
- Average authenticated GV page has circa 1,200 queries, if all cache needs to be set, nearly 1000ms of SQL (circa 400ms with 100% cache hit)
- These stats make a low-cost, shared hosting model infeasible.
- We run our own, servers. The primary site is currently on a E6500 duo-core, 2.4GHz, 4GB 800MHz RAM – soon to be PowerEdge T100 Intel® Core 2 Duo®E7300, 2.66GHz, 3MB Cache, 1066MHz FSB
- There are a few backend, older-model PCs helping out: Admin server, Cache creators, test-servers and backup servers.
- It is doubtful we could find a managed hosting environment that would satisfy our requirements for both resources and (just as importantly) security within a reasonable budget.
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