Re: PHP.net Site Structure

On Sat, Oct 31, 2009 at 02:09, Stewart Lord <stewey@ambitious.ca> wrote: > On 30-Oct-09, at 6:18 AM, Hannes Magnusson wrote: >> No. The Windows guys want things like this. Its their choice. > > Ok. Maybe we can talk to them when the time comes. IMO, it doesn't make much > sense to have them on different sites. I have tried and I have tried and I have tried. Eventually I gave up so I can honestly say that I do not care anymore about windows related fuckups. >> 1. Search >> >> I don't worry to much over it. >> We have "CDN" in place so latency shouldn't be an issue, and we >> usually have couple of mirrors in each country. >> The only bottleneck would be contacting the Y! API for 'external >> searches', but I'm sure Y! has a javascript API we could offload to if >> that starts to suck. > > Sounds good. For what it's worth, the "manual-lookup.php" requests from my > nearest mirror (ca.php.net) are completing in an average of 350ms. It should > be faster if it is just returning JSON. Ideally we'd want to have it down > around 100ms. The external search (results.php) takes a fair bit longer at > around 1.5 seconds. Wow. Thats really slow. On the otherhand ca.php.net isn't running sqlite, so it gets dozens of stat()s on every manual-lookup.php hit, and generally much slower code path. Try ca2 or ca3, which I hope are much faster. -Hannes