[kronolith] about horde performance

dim corso dimcorso at yahoo.com
Sun Oct 28 19:20:27 UTC 2007


I want to know about the horde performance in general, but I've done  the question here because Kronolith is one of the heaviest apps in the  horde framework nowadays.
  IF you have an  example of a server  configuration and the concurrent request it has supported, tell me please. 
  I have developed some apps for the Horde framework and I dont have a  clue about if my apps will support this amount of request. In other  messages I'll describe my server.
  
  regards Deny Lester.

Martin Waschbuesch <martin at waschbuesch.de> wrote:  Zitat von dim corso :

> I need to know how many concurrent conections can handle horde   
> without  colapse a server. I've installed a horde in a powerfull   
> server but is  possible that it can receive around 10000 concurrent   
> conection at once.
>
>   Can you tell me something about this please?

I guess that depends on many factors, like the backend you use, which  
database, which imap server, which webserver, which version of php,  
with what modules...

Also, do you have everything running on one server or does e.g. the  
database or mail server run on a different system? If so, how good a  
link do you have to these systems?

And what sort of connections do you talk about? Concurrent requests  
made to 'just' the horde frontend or concurrent requests that will  
cause lots of work on the backend (like sorting, searching or  
filtering a very large mailbox).

Btw, this being the kronolith mailing list, is your question specific  
to kronolith or about horde in general?

Perhaps it'd be best if you described your system and the usage  
scenario you have in mind in a little more detail.

Martin

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