I have a php file that accesses a mysql database in the background given a few constraints and then returns some data.
The only issue is, if I get an influx of requests all at once then the last requests have to wait a while to get their response.
Is there a better way to handle this kind of thing so that the requests are fast and noone has to wait?
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Currently my script takes in a few POST parameters and then goes to the database and verifies some information and then echoes a json encoded response string.
If I make 1000 requests through a XMLHTTPRequests in JS then the 1000's request comes back almost a minute later.
As far as I know php handles requests one at a time, but then how do major sites like Facebook handle when thousands of thousands of users update info at the same time?
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