High Performance

You might wanna check out Nodepal - A Drupal integration layer for Node.js developers

This is a module that allows the integration of a Drupal installation with a custom Node.js app. It provides an API so that Node.js developers can directly read and write in Drupal's repository, using constructs like node, user, permission, etc., without having to worry about the underlying implementation and setup of the Drupal installation.

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Hi there fellow Drupalistas

I set up Varnish on my virtual server yesterday after following the excellent video guide created by Lullabot and some threads on this group

The Drupal sites I was playing around with were on sub-domains and late last night I noticed an odd redirection thing going on with the non-Drupal parent domain.

This morning I closed these sub-domains down, moved them elsewhere to their own domains and rebooted the server but Googlebot (checked in Webmaster Tools) isn't accessing the page - it just reads failed.

Hi,

I am working on a new internet strategy for a client. This client is going to launch 24 new websites in 12 different countries (read 12 languages). This means two websites per country. I am unsure about the traffic as they will also boost their marketing activities. Based on current figures I expect 25.000 unique visitors per day in total (for all 24 websites together). And I guess this will grow with 5% per month for the coming years to come.
Each individual website will need its own frond-end (design) and content management.

Our website need to read one type of nodes body directly for high performance. The code is as following:
include("opendatabase.php");
$result = mysql_query ("SELECT body FROM node_revisions WHERE uid = 1 AND title = 'test1' LIMIT 1 ");
$row = mysql_fetch_assoc ($result);
print_r ($row["body"]);

mysql_close();

It doesn't run drupal_bootstrap. It has no relation with the drupal except read its database table.