Can't you just send the data as POST data rather than in the URL?
Could be way off, but that was my first thought.
Could be way off, but that was my first thought.
Howard Miller
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Moodle in English -> Hardware and performance -> I want to install a Moodle 5.0 for more than 3,000 concurrent -> I want to install a Moodle 5.0 for more than 3,000 concurrent
de Howard Miller -
Firstly, I have moved the discussion to the Hardware and Performance forum. We get asked this type of question a LOT, so you may want to have a look through the forum discussions and see what the answer was previouly.
I would note that "3,000 concurrent users" is a big number. You need to be very clear about what you understand by "concurrent users", what they will be doing and that this number is somewhere near correct. If you get this an order of magnitude wrong then it either won't work or cost you a lot of money (or both).
My best advice is that if you are asking this sort of question then the best answer is for you to run a much smaller pilot to start with and gain some real-world experience.
I would note that "3,000 concurrent users" is a big number. You need to be very clear about what you understand by "concurrent users", what they will be doing and that this number is somewhere near correct. If you get this an order of magnitude wrong then it either won't work or cost you a lot of money (or both).
My best advice is that if you are asking this sort of question then the best answer is for you to run a much smaller pilot to start with and gain some real-world experience.
Moodle in English -> Installing and upgrading help -> The "Cron Maintenance status ...." message not showing in Moodle 5.0.1+ -> The "Cron Maintenance status ...." message not showing in Moodle 5.0.1+
de Howard Miller -
Unless I missunderstand you... you only see a message about the cron if it is NOT working.
Anyway, to be sure, go to Site administration > Server > Scheduled tasks and check the last run times. They should be "recent".
Anyway, to be sure, go to Site administration > Server > Scheduled tasks and check the last run times. They should be "recent".
Moodle in English -> Hardware and performance -> Page response is very slow -> Page response is very slow
de Howard Miller -
That doesn't really matter as it may not be in any way comparible. Moodle - and especially some activities - can impose quite a lot of load. So I wouldn't discount it.
Other than that, *something* is different. Even if you have discounted it as the cause. What's that Sherlock Holmes quote....
Other than that, *something* is different. Even if you have discounted it as the cause. What's that Sherlock Holmes quote....
Moodle in English -> Hardware and performance -> Page response is very slow -> Page response is very slow
de Howard Miller -
The number of *active* users (users doing stuff). The number of user accounts won't make any difference. Users active on the site definitely will.