Re: [HELP! searching performance info]

Hello again: >What kind of scale do you have to impress him with ? :-D thanks for the links. Actually my boss impressed me first... (*boss coming with happy face*) we are talking about 20000 to 100000 authentified (non-anonymous) people accessing a Web on a regular basis (they MUST work there for at least 5 hours a day, so imagine ~10e7 hits a day). The web has a customized behaviour for every user (typical notebook, agenda, custom static contents, access to resources...). (*boss leaves smiling*) (*sysadmin evacuated to the nearest hospital*) It's about 300 complex scripts + 10-100 GB of static contents (files,HTML,images). We also estimate a 10-100 GB database. Please NOTICE that I'm not worried about advocating open source/apache/PHP, that's a battle already won for me (thanks for the statistics anyway). I just must be sure of the performance/scalability (main issue) of PHP/Apache under very heavy loads and a high number of users. I don't want to see how it works fine with 1000-2000 users, and then, when those numbers go ten times up, everything wrecks down (that's why I discarded .ASP's from the beginning, sad experiences...) Thanks for your attention and help, F.J. Ortiz