Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Re: Does the CakePHP ready for 'Large Scale' web applications?

Yes, no doubt and remember anything that can use cache.
I made a portal for government services which currently has 40,000
users and it works very well.
I made an OAuth provider and it can distribute its authentication,
authorization, and REST services to different platforms.

Cake is perfect.

On 1 fev, 21:45, Salines <nikola.parad...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My next project requires the following:
>
> Social networking
> l10n / i18n
> 60 or more tables in the database
> many tables have multiple associations
> user has many associations
> track user activity
> user has a daily statistics (hits user page, ..)
> RBAC / ACL, user privileges: Guest, registered, premium, translator,
> moderator, admin, ..
> pay per sms, credit card payment gateway
> SLUG
> etc
>
> We want to build a system for potential 100,000 users of our services
> in the first year.
> Content on the site will attract a large number of hits.
>
> For future growth:
> db prepared for load balancing
> separate servers for images and video etc
> Nginx server for application, etc
>
> I want to hear your views, articles on the net does not provide enough
> information, most of them old, others suggest other frameworks,
>
> http://www.google.com/search?q=php+frameworks+large+scale
>
> Thanks

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