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Saludos amigos

Tengo instalado Varnish y Memcache en un Server virtual con 3.5 de memoria RAM. Mi duda es si realmente necesito ambos ya que he soportado hasta 700 usuarios conectados simultáneamente sin problemas. No obstante ahora requiero instalar otros servicios adicionales en el Server. Me gustaría ahorrar RAM y según leí, Memcached usaba regular RAM en un servidor ¿si retiro memcached y no solo lo desactivo, lograré un ahorro de RAM? ¿Es efectivo reemplazar Memcache por Boost?

Gracias por su apoyo

I wanted to start a discussion on the impact of being logged in as "admin" and engaging in activities such as editing panels, creating views, and generally modifying a production site. It is easy to forget the memory demands this places on an operational server. Worse, I find myself often logged in from multiple Chrome windows while also logging in from Firefox and IE, all as admin.

Can someone help enlighten the group on the RAM impact of being logged in as admin in multiple Chrome browser windows, plus Firefox at the same time, all the while making significant site design changes?

Hi all, I am fairly new to Drupal. I am re-designing/developing a website for a homeowners association using Drupal 7 that was originally built using tables. On a scale of 1-10 (1 being clueless and 10 being a Drupal guru), I would say I'm a 3. I don't know Php or Linux. I have some basic HTML and CSS skills.

Saludos, estoy al borde del colapso. He alojado mi sitio en un server que me ofrece 2GB de Ram, el problema es que cuando supero las 100 conexiones simultaneas este colapsa. Mi sitio está construido en Drupal 7, migré 10 mil nodos de Joomla y todo parecía andar bien. En mi sitio sólo uso, Pathauto, Views, Token, Tabs y nada más. Mi pregunta es, ¿si quiero por lo menos a mil conectados a la vez, debo aumentar más RAM? O puedo optimizar, si requiero aumentar a cuanto?? ¿¿ 4GB, 6GB?

Espero su respuesta porque mi sitio cae a cada rato y eso me quita visitantes

I've been having some occasional trouble where my site slows to a crawl.

Does anyone have any best practices for optimizing Drupal on lower memory configurations.

I have a Drupal site with many modules enabled (CCK, views, rules, etc). The site will be used by several hundred people so I want fast page loads and the server to be able to withstand a large load. Everyone using the site is going to be a authenticated user so modules like Boost aren't going to help. The server's really good, dual-core and 6 gigs of RAM. I've installed APC, and it is awesome, but I have no idea how to put the rest of all this RAM to use.