Oh yeah.
Heard about a web database server?
Or a database web server?
Take a look at mine, a mean machine search server (made for AJAX solutions).
Test bed for 32-bit version and a URI for searching for “microsoft” in Norway:
http://searchpalette.com/g/g.html
http://searchpalette.com/SPaletteGorm/0/25/microsoft
My 64-bit version searching from 10Million records getting page 25 of people called “Bil” with page size 25.
http://62.89.36.69/spalette/24/25/bil
Outputing an unbelievable 3151 bytes (scripts not included) for representing 25 persons with address and all phone numbers in a millisecond (before it gets to the router).
See it in AJAX action. Type “bil” at http://firmakatalogen.com/ and hit page 9. The 1400-1500 bytes needed to represent the hits should come more or less instantly after you let go of the mouse button. If not, it is a network latency problem.
The server, working on a XEON 64 takes up 50MB RAM for serving 5GB of raw data. I guess I could have a hundred of them on the same (single processor) machine. Integration is done with SQL Server 2005 (and has been done for about a year now in production, hope I am not breaking NDAs etc. etc. but it was the best solution, so I did it)
Well, my 64-bit webservices database server will be even more fun.
Thank you, Microsoft and Intel.
Saturday, October 29, 2005
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