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| How to make response time fast.
Plz Guide me, we did a hospital project using J2EE with frontend Flex. we are using an application created by us, at a time 200 to 300 persons will access concurrently, the main thing is we get more time to retrieve the data from the database, v found 3 keypoints... A. Clustering Servers B. Embedding Database C. Memory Caching but how to do this plz guide me !!! if u know atleast one thing also guide me plz.... |
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| Re: How to make response time fast.
I think that you need to change the your development environment temporarily to: config.cache_classes = true A good chunk of that 150ms response time is the loading of all the ActiveRecord classes and a lot of meta-programming putting together named_scopes. If you enable caching I'm going to guess the query drops down to somewhere in the neighborhood of 40-70ms.
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