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dudefromthenet · 26-03-2008, 16:00

For a larger websites a good CMS can make things easier. But it will be slower. I made benchmarks. I have created a website with typo3 (php) and my PC could serve 30pages per second (without images etc.). The same website in a static HTML version (the user does not see a difference) could be served by the same PC around 3000times per second which is an increase of 100x!
Drupal is much faster than typo3, but a static HTML will be always faster.

I programmed a simple CMS myself that creates static pages if possible which are then stored on the server. With this approach it is very fast, but also not as flexible as a normal CMS.

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dudefromthenet Registered User Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 19	For a larger websites a good CMS can make things easier. But it will be slower. I made benchmarks. I have created a website with typo3 (php) and my PC could serve 30pages per second (without images etc.). The same website in a static HTML version (the user does not see a difference) could be served by the same PC around 3000times per second which is an increase of 100x! Drupal is much faster than typo3, but a static HTML will be always faster. I programmed a simple CMS myself that creates static pages if possible which are then stored on the server. With this approach it is very fast, but also not as flexible as a normal CMS.