Peter Sanchez
petersanchez at gmail.com
Sun Feb 25 12:25:19 EST 2007
On Feb 25, 2007, at 7:49 AM, Jim Gallacher wrote: > Peter Sanchez wrote: >> This may be a weird question. I have a site running off a single >> 1U that is serving more than 10M page views per month. It is 100% >> in mod_python using publisher. I have done what I can to increase >> performance server wise and I do need to add a second server to >> help with the load. I am wondering if I can speed it up a bit in >> the code itself by splitting it into multiple files. >> Currently I have 90% of the code in a single index.py file. All >> "web" end functions reside there. I assume it would be faster to >> have a browse.py instead of a browse() function in index.py. Is >> this thinking correct? My logic is the engine will just need to >> read the browse function instead of the entire index.py file, then >> use the browse only function. >> All advice is welcome and appreciated! > > Are you using sessions? I am using a Cookie which contains a key, and they session data is stored on the back end. Peter > > Jim
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