please help me how to handle very large database and very large content like images, files etc. My website is hosted over single Linux server with 4 GB ram and 40 GM disk space for my site. Now my site is increasing very fast currently my database size grown to 500mb(Approx) and 25 GB hard disk space(Approx).
Now I am not sure how to handle large database. As per my knowledge the best way to handle very large website CDN implementation (Please suggest If CDN is the best way to handle large sites) .
Did anyone tired CDN Implementation on elgg. I am trying to move my data folder to other server (CDN server) changed the path of the data in the Data base my site is not picking the images please help!!! I do not found any document related to CDN implementation with elgg I not sure how people use elgg to large implementation.
Even I have problem in back up also I am not sure how to take back-of 500 mb DB weekly and 25 GB data from data folder every forth night please help. If I do it manually its take lot of hrs which is not feasible option even I tried with script even its taking lot of time.
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You must log in to post replies.i am running on cloudflare, they don't host anything for you. all they do is cache your site and deliver the cache to their datacenters around the globe so your site will load fast like if your server was locally owned. with that aside, as all servers with high traffic, the servers itself will need to be upgraded. there are ways to reduce load on your server like opcode caching, removing white spaces from css/js files, use google's libraries for javascript instead of having it hosted on your server, etc.
this is why i disable file upload on my site due to my data folder getting way too big but it'll be re-enabled when i have a better box.
@@ Cim , without images files what is the use of the community site. Image is the must there should be some cheaper solution where I can place my data folder its growing like anything..
And even if you have site like "http://community.elgg.org" even though ur data base will increase with no limit..
I need suggestion from the community, even I would say need suggestions from seniors in this community who have better expertise in handling larger site with very effective way.
Please help!!!
http://forums.eukhost.com/f31/how-many-dedicated-servers-social-network-14643/#.UPb_bBVhioA
http://www.xrm.com/services/application-hosting/partner-hosted/what-is-a-dedicated-environment.aspx
http://steadfast.net/services/elgg.cloud.hosting.php
i've read on the internet somewhere that facebook has over 180k servers
ummm... fbfk runs only 1 server to manage 1/4 mill users and 62GB total db, code, data.
@Dhrup - is fbfk still going? I went on it a while ago and it was dead as a doornail...
LuisSwagg "Facebook Sucks" on the wire. an hour ago
the kids seem to be marketability savvy ?!;-)
and kodeman and maddi seem to be having a lil affairz ;oO
Do not know about 180k servers but they use Akamai CDN.