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avedis32778y@magicMirror hahha yea... it is... but the client doesnt care about that news as the site keeps crashing when the campaign is live
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avedis32778y@azous honestly, every factor is causing it.
Hardware (increased ram from 2 to 4 and bandwodth to 3000Gb)
Split page resources among other 2 domains on my vps
Applied CDN on the said 3 domains
activated Gzip compression
Activated Content caching -
mundo0349798yAhh VPS, then it si completely your fault :p
I have never been in your situation, but I think scalable containers would be what you want, i.e: openshift
Tell me if I am being stupid -
avedis32778y@mundo03 no, the specs are tiptop, you're not being stupid. Im gonna be honest, im 10+ years experienced in this, but as u said I havent been in such a high traffic situation as well.
The server is fully capable of handling high bandwidth, but handling requests is limited to 260/second. This includes html resources (images, css, js, etc...)
This scenario taught me that no server can handle such high loads alone, so actually a combination of CDN, caching, and in some cases distributing resources among other domains is the answer... (so far)
Aaaand my website crashes constantly due to high traffic...
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