[support] Drupal 7 performance improvement

[Austin Einter]

Thanks Vaibhav
Even I like to use jetty, but apachesolr is flat from security perspective.
I read somewhere with tomcat we can set some restriction like tomcat will
communicate with only one particular ip address/port (just read need to do
more r&d on this), thereby apachesolr would not be vulnerable to outside
attacks.

Do you know, with Jetty can I keep my apache solr safe?

Thanks
Austin


On Thu, Dec 13, 2012 at 9:25 AM, Vaibhav Jain <in.vaibhavjain at gmail.com>wrote:

> If this is a dedicated server, Go ahead and install these.
> Only thing that can be heavy is the Cron, as Apachesolr and Memcache have
> their mechanisms which might take long to execute.
> For Apachesolr, You can use jetty, which is much lighter than Tomcat, and
> a better option for me.
>
> Also, Varnish wont be good to implement if you have authenticated users
> much more than Anonymous users.
> Use varnish only in case you see no of hits are more by anonymous users,
> Like in case of news / blog sites.
>
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