[Typo3-dev] Memory consumption status / 8MB limits

Martin T. Kutschker Martin.T.Kutschker at blackbox.net
Thu Apr 1 19:46:33 CEST 2004


Mathias Schreiber [k1net] wrote:
> Martin T. Kutschker wrote:
> 
>>The idea was not to gain speed, but reduce memory footprint. So that
>>it works on "any" server. No need to optimize EM more than the rest of
>>Typo3, but if the site runs with n MB, EM should not require n*2 MB.
>>  ie. EMs memory consumption must be reasonable in relation to the
>>Typo3 installation.
> 
> 
> But at a certain point you will have to trade the odds of a faster and
> bigger machine against the features of an enterprise cms.
> Of course it would be cool to get typo3 running on some sort of 8MB shared
> host for 99 cents a year.

Well, doesn't to be that cheap. But a dedicated host is not a reasonable 
requirement. The problem as I see it is that many users/customers have 
no idea what a) Typo3 really requrires and b) their ISP offers.

My experience is that ISP advertise something like Mysql and PHP. No 
version numbers given, etc. You have to enquire, struggle with support, 
etc. The less demanding, the lass hassle.

And the term "enterprise class" does not justify wasting of resources. 
Clean OO structures may introduce overhead, but it's mostly the quick 
and simple approaches that waste memory, etc. No offend meant to Typo3 
with this comment.

Masi




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