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Do load testing on website and set up load balancing #4

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singerng opened this issue Nov 10, 2015 · 0 comments
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Do load testing on website and set up load balancing #4

singerng opened this issue Nov 10, 2015 · 0 comments

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The way the server configuration is currently set, we have a single server that runs the database, static file server, and WSGI for Django. Eventually, we'll want the database in a different server, and multiple servers serving our content, with a load balancer to balance load across our servers. We need to figure out how to have multiple databases.

One interesting idea I got from talking to Michael Zhang from EasyCTF is to have a separate API through /api that is accessed through jQuery, allowing us to separate the dynamic and static servers. This way, if the Django code crashed, we could still host our static content.

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