[Catalyst] Re: memory usage of mod_perl process

Jeffrey Ng jeffreyn at gmail.com
Fri Feb 9 17:42:06 GMT 2007


On 2/9/07, Peter Edwards <peter at dragonstaff.com> wrote:
>
> >Are you hitting the database very hard?  Complex joins?  Are your pages
> very complex?
> No, it's a fairly simple backend processor that mostly handles XML
> transactions for a Flash frontend. There are some XHTML admin pages
> generated with Template::Toolkit (and so are slower) but they are rarely
> hit.
>
> For the database a typical run hits a session table, user table, writes a
> log table and reads data from a couple of other tables. No complex joins.
> The app handles user registration, some league tables, polls, competition
> entries and users submitting images that are approved and shown on the
> site.
>
> In this case I knew there was the potential for a huge number of users so
> went for a lightweight approach that could easily be tuned further. For a
> more complex app with fewer peak users I'd have used Catalyst.


what other light weight approach would you go for?
so are you saying in general catalyst is pretty heavy, and its not for site
with many concurrent users?...

Regards, Peter
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Jeffrey Ng
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