Re: Re: upload binary file/current state of quixote

Bo Yang <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.quixote.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Mar 9, 2006, at 7:13 AM, mario ruggier wrote:

> On Mar 8, 2006, at 10:04 PM, Neil Schemenauer wrote:
>>> by the way, talking about current state of Quixote, douban.com is  
>>> now
>>> getting 450,000 page views a day. 100% dynamically generated by  
>>> qx. I
>>> might be wrong but, it seems we are a busier site than every other
>>> known ROR/django/TG installations in the world.
>>
>> Awesome.  I guess I need to work on my Chinese so I can read the
>> site. :-)
>
> I think that is more than awesome !
>
> Is that really true? That douban gets more traffic than the much  
> touted django news sites? If so, that should be said out a little  
> more loudly i think....
>
> How is the deployment like? What infrastructure do you use?
>

douban.com is currently running on a $1,500 home-made 1U server with  
an AMD athlon 64 dual core cpu, and SATA drives. It is hosted in  
Beijing. lighttpd, quixote, memcached, mysql are all running on one  
machine. We'll add another server later this month.

douban.net (the english version) is running on a similar machine,  
hosted in San Jose. But it's not getting much traffic.

by the way, alexa.com says that douban.com's average roundtrip  
response time for browsing is much shorter than 43things.com, one of  
the largest RoR deployment. granted, this might not mean much, since  
it contains the network latency.


> And, as for learning some chinese... how do you say mmmmarketing in  
> mmmmandarin ;-?

officially, it's "Ying Xiao", pronounced like "Ying Shiao".

> mmmmario ;)
>
>

- Bo
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