My friend developed a job website - related to posting of jobs/searching of jobs etc etc . This website is in php but he is now confused about the reliability and scalability of his website as the number of members increase. We are in a dilemma if we should migrate the website to jsp/servlets in the initial stage itself .
Any thoughts are welcome.
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Posted 14 January 2012 - 03:51 PM
chris, on 12 January 2012 - 02:22 PM, said:
My friend developed a job website - related to posting of jobs/searching of jobs etc etc . This website is in php but he is now confused about the reliability and scalability of his website as the number of members increase. We are in a dilemma if we should migrate the website to jsp/servlets in the initial stage itself .
Any thoughts are welcome.
Any thoughts are welcome.
I don't see how it being in PHP can affect the reliability/scalability. There are many websites that have hundreds of thousands/millions of visitors daily and have 0 issues, all run on PHP. In fact, as far as I know all the major CMS's (at least the open-source ones) all rely on PHP, as well as the major forum boards.
I think it has more to do with the coding efficiency than it does the language.
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