具体描述
Slow websites infuriate users. Lots of people can visit your web site or use your web application - but you have to be prepared for those visitors, or they won't come back. Your sites need to be built to withstand the problems success creates. "Building Scalable Web Sites" looks at a variety of techniques for creating sites which can keep users cheerful even when there are thousands or millions of them. Flickr.com developer, Cal Henderson, explains how to build sites so that large numbers of visitors can enjoy them. Henderson examines techniques that go beyond sheer speed, exploring how to coordinate developers, support international users, and integrate with other services from email to SOAP to RSS to the APIs exposed by many Ajax-based web applications. This book uncovers the secrets that you need to know for back-end scaling, architecture and failover so your websites can handle countless requests. You'll learn how to take the "poor man's web technologies" - Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP or other scripting languages - and scale them to compete with established "store bought" enterprise web technologies. Toward the end of the book, you'll discover techniques for keeping web applications running with event monitoring and long-term statistical tracking for capacity planning. If you're about to build your first dynamic website, then "Building Scalable Web Sites" isn't for you. But if you're an advanced developer who's ready to realize the cost and performance benefits of a comprehensive approach to scalable applications, then let your fingers do the walking through this convenient guide.
用户评价
##总结实践
评分##very knowledgeable
评分##flickr的架构的东西，内容很全面
评分##总结实践
评分##还不错，对于可扩展网站如何搭建，有一个概览性质的了解。
评分##当作一个知识列表看了
评分##总的来讲是本入门书。前半对web新人是好的介绍但几年经验者应该都知道了；后半讲scale是好的总结吧留待参考。
评分##还不错，对于可扩展网站如何搭建，有一个概览性质的了解。
评分##not practical. http://www.renrencd.com/view-142383.html
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