Architect design question for web visiting volumn control

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I have a requirement for visiting volume to a website/page, (allowing 500 visiting per second). Can anyone tell me what I need to do to facilitate it? (from design perspectives?)

Thanks

UPDATE from OP:
ok, let me clarify it, i want to know where are the issues I need to pay attention to. (i don't know, could be coding, OS, network, etc..)

I wish to get some general advices from someone who has the experience accommodating that kind of requirement. Many thanks..

Posted 11-Feb-11 14:09pm

alexyxj

Updated 11-Feb-11 17:48pm

Sandeep Mewara

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-Feb-11 21:19pm

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Chris Maunder · Answer 1 · 2011-02-12T13:57:00

Solution 2

1. Ensure you have decent hardware
2. Ensure you write solid, efficient code
3. Ensure, if using a database, you get someone experienced to design the schemas and write the stored procs
4. Understand and use caching
5. Ensure you have something, anything, that will log peformance and show you what's slow
6. Tune.
7. GOTO 6.

Posted 12-Feb-11 13:57pm

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alexyxj 13-Feb-11 23:11pm

Thanks Chris, appreciating your input, nice and neat answers