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Thanks for the reply. I’m glad that it works without permalinks, I was just hoping someone had done this before. Like if I add a completely new template file and want to link to it using permalinks. Is there not a way to do that?

I think that a better solution than having an NFS would be to expire the cached pages after a certain amount of time. Isn’t this how wp-cache works?

I’ve been given the task by my company to offer a blogging solution. Initially the traffic shouldn’t be that great, but I have to make sure that things will perform well when the site becomes popular(1,000,000 visitors/month?).

We don’t have the servers yet, but I would guess they will be something like 2 – 3Ghz+ Xeon, >1GB ram. We’ll be running some sort of load balancer. We will have other websites hosted on these servers as well so they will come down on me if I bring things down :). Sitting behind these two servers will be a dedicated machine for our database.

Thanks for your comments.

Thanks for your reply!

The servers would be load balancing a common domain.

I guess I am confused as to how the staticize pluggin works. When does it update a cached file? The readme says you can flush the cache by editing a post/comment. I am worried that one will update its cache because of a user action, and the other will not.

Thanks again for your help!