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Hi all, I have been asked by a client whether we can setup load balancing for their existing Processwire site. From my investigations on Google and within these forums, it definitely seems possible but as a newbie with a basic understanding of the subject im a bit lost. Does anyone know of any existing tutorials for settings up load balancing with PW? What items would need to be changed on their current stand alone install, is there a list of best practices worth consulting etc? As I understand it we would need to have some sort of copying mechanism (rsync script most likely) in order to make sure any uploaded assets are shared between the main server and the fallback ones, other than that im not sure what else would need to be ammended. Any thoughts/help would be greatly appreciated.
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Hello PW lovers! I'd like to ask something that I haven't seen discussed much around here. We're currently at the early stages of planning a buy and sell site. I have been using processwire for more than a year, and I have always been impressed (and thankful) at the ease and speed that it lets you roll things out the door. This is the primary reason that processwire is on top of our list. We are projecting (hoping) that the site will get lots of hits, and it's nature is very image intensive. While i know for certain that processwire scales very well, I can't help but worry that in time, it would not hold. So what I really what to know is if anyone ever tried to run processwire on one server, with its database on another server and possibly multiple database servers with load balancing. If not, how hard would it be to accomplish this? We're not afraid to put in a lot of effort to get this working as this is a long term project. Any insight about this would be greatly appreciated, as always. Thank you. Oh, and congrats on Bitnami win! Processwire really deserved that!
