For html pages written in PHP alone, PHP mainly calls jsdk (accesstoken, forwarding ticket and other interfaces). The View part is text and images and does not involve database storage, the total page loading file + image + media file is about 3 MB. if the page traffic is large, it will be exported... for html pages written in PHP alone, PHP mainly calls jsdk (accesstoken, forwarding ticket and other interfaces). The View part is text and images and does not involve database storage, the total page loading file + image + media file is about 3 m. Will the server driver crash if the page access volume is large?
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For html pages written in PHP alone, PHP mainly calls jsdk (accesstoken, forwarding ticket and other interfaces). The View part is text and images and does not involve database storage, the total page loading file + image + media file is about 3 m. Will the server driver crash if the page access volume is large?
In addition to dynamic requests, Images and media files are cached on the client after being requested once. If you are worried, you can use the CDN service. static files are not directly sent to the application server.
It depends on the complexity of php's transaction processing. in simple cases, the risk must be a little lower.
It is best to cache images, css, js, media files, and other resources. you can consider using varnish.