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Hello,

Check it out the latest Apache: you can do loadbalancing in an easy/nice way.

You might consider optimising the server so that it doesn't have to use CPU time to determine the correct js code. You can optimise the js code by removing whitespace and comments, which makes the files smaller.

Also you should reduce the number of requests that are coming in. If there are only a few users compared to the number of requests, then try to combine images/files together. If you're serving pages, put the javascript at the bottom of the pages so that they load last. That way the pages can load the important stuff faster.

Andrea's link to discussion is good if brief [url]http://www.linux.com/community/groups/viewdiscussion/878-Need+a+good+solution?groupid=168[/url]

You might consider optimising the server so that it doesn't have to use CPU time to determine the correct js code. You can optimise the js code by removing whitespace and comments, which makes the files smaller.

Also you should reduce the number of requests that are coming in. If there are only a few users compared to the number of requests, then try to combine images/files together. If you're serving pages, put the javascript at the bottom of the pages so that they load last. That way the pages can load the important stuff faster.

Andrea's link to discussion is good if brief [url]http://www.linux.com/community/groups/viewdiscussion/878-Need+a+good+solution?groupid=168[/url]

Loadbalancing will be good for your servers. Enable caching (memcachd). Use servers like lighttpd or nginx to serve static content. Also you can use content delivery networks (CDNs) which can serve static contents.

try google.com sir