We've been developing a message board search engine with our Texis license and are nearing completion of the proof-of-concept stage. Everything currently runs on a dedicated, single processor Windows 2000 server w/ fastest Xeon processor available.
Are there any resources or suggestions for architecting multi-server Texis applications (i.e. partitioning the data retrieval and search functions across multiple machines)?
If we're going to dedicate a box for data retrieval-only should we get fastest CPU possible (Pentium IV) SP3x1. slower CPU w/ large cache (Xeon)? Will Texis benefit from multi-processors?
Thanks
-Pat
Are there any resources or suggestions for architecting multi-server Texis applications (i.e. partitioning the data retrieval and search functions across multiple machines)?
If we're going to dedicate a box for data retrieval-only should we get fastest CPU possible (Pentium IV) SP3x1. slower CPU w/ large cache (Xeon)? Will Texis benefit from multi-processors?
Thanks
-Pat