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CI with height traffic project. - seasenx6 - 11-16-2015

Hello, I have a height traffic project -> "Dorm Reservations Project". (Now Planning)

"Dorm Reservations Project" is height traffic because "Students" must "fight over" reservation room in website.
Number of students: 4,000-6,000 person are open reservations on website at 8:30 AM;

And someone say to me php framework and codeigniter is not good for height traffic project;

For me I thing -> important thing is good coding for protect problem.

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In area I need comment or recommend about it, Thank you.
Sorry my English is bad.


RE: CI with height traffic project. - Bhavesh - 11-16-2015

Hi,
These are some tips for increasing the performance of CodeIgniter. Please have a look.
1. Move application directory outside of the system folder
2. Remove ‘index.php’ in the URLs using htaccess
3. Use routes.php to remap or redirect URLs
4. Use Autoload whenever required
5. Try to keep all configuration in the config directory
6. Filter all user input before adding them to DB
7. Don’t use pure PHP, if there is a CI alternative
8. Delete unnecessary libraries and helpers to save server space
9. Create a library or helper for frequently using functions
10. Avoid .php extension when loading views


RE: CI with height traffic project. - kenjis - 11-17-2015

@Bhavesh

Where do they come from?
I don't understand why they increase the performance of CodeIgniter.


RE: CI with height traffic project. - CroNiX - 11-17-2015

I don't know who told you that, but I have projects using CI that get hundreds of thousands of pageviews a day, thousands of simultaneous users and generates tens of thousands of dollars a day. It's a very complex site. I'm pretty sure CI can handle your relatively small amount of traffic for such a simple registration app.

CI barely uses any resources. It's extremely lean. Your bottlenecks will be the hardware, and the webserver (use NGINX), and your coding skills -- not CI.


RE: CI with height traffic project. - solidcodes - 11-18-2015

@seasenx6
codeigniter can't handle high traffix? that's funny.
How did you know it's high traffix even though it is still in planning stage?
thousands visitors? that's boring traffic lol

CodeIgniter and MariaDB is cool duo.
Imagine MariaDB can handle 1 million query per second. that's awesome.


RE: CI with height traffic project. - seasenx6 - 11-19-2015

Thank you for all comment.

My self CI is very cool for me when someone say not good I think why ? and I need explanation ?

I have many question why CI not good, so I create topic here for any explanation.

Thank you. (sorry, for my bad lang)

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@solidcodes

I don't say CI not handle high traffix and I am not funny.
Yes, I low experience and I need improve my self so create topic here.

Thank you @solidcodes.


RE: CI with height traffic project. - solidcodes - 11-19-2015

@CroNiX may i know the name of the site


RE: CI with height traffic project. - meow - 03-03-2016

Uber made its first $25mil on Codeigniter/PHP stack.


RE: CI with height traffic project. - skunkbad - 03-03-2016

(03-03-2016, 05:07 PM)meow Wrote: Uber made its first $25mil on Codeigniter/PHP stack.

That's pretty cool.


RE: CI with height traffic project. - projack89 - 03-03-2016

(11-18-2015, 07:10 PM)solidcodes Wrote: @seasenx6
codeigniter can't handle high traffix? that's funny.
How did you know it's high traffix even though it is still in planning stage?
thousands visitors? that's boring traffic lol

CodeIgniter and MariaDB is cool duo.
Imagine MariaDB can handle 1 million query per second. that's awesome.

 MariaDb can handle 1 million query per second ? Is that true ? Can you share your experience ? What's the name of the site ?