Thanks for the feedback! I was planning to test but I wanted to know what other were using. I have been using tomcat extensively but got tired of it (no technical reason).
Jetty sounds too simple so I thought I ask :-) Never tried Resin but it has some good reputation. The local portal is using tomcat and it serves approximately 20 req/ second in peak times. I don't know how high load is this as I have no other reference. I know for sure the local portal is no google :-) I think as Erik mentioned its probably Solr config that will increase or decrease performance. I am currently reading up/testing performance pages. Any other advice is always welcome. Thanks again for all the input. On 3/10/07, James liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I use jetty and tomcat 6 under win2003. They all work well. 2007/3/10, Bertrand Delacretaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > On 3/9/07, rubdabadub <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > ...The site is a local portal and the traffic is very high and I am not > > sure if Jetty is enough maybe it is.... > > Just an additional note on this: asking four people about what "very > high" traffic means might also give you five different answers ;-) > > FWIW, I've been testing Solr on the plain Jetty example config at more > than 100 semi-random queries per second and it ran just fine, on a > medium-range server (dual Xeon 2Ghz IIRC). > > But this is with our data and our type of queries - I agree with Erik > that testing is the only way to find out how your setup will perform > with your own data and queries. > > Simply generating a lot of semi-random requests from a collection of > possible query parameters, and feeding the resulting URLs to multiple > instances of curl or wget to generate some load, will tell you a lot > about how your setup performs, and where the hotspots are. > > -Bertrand > -- regards jl
