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ChiroWeb.com Expands Its Server Cluster - Again

Dynamic Chiropractic Staff

Faster Download Times

Just over 18 months ago, ChiroWeb.com was placed on a new server to accommodate more programs, more pages and the increasing traffic from people eager to learn about chiropractic via the internet.1 Less than a year ago, a second, faster web server was added to handle the increased visitor traffic.

We've now added another new server to the cluster to meet the demand that continues to rise with our 10,000 web pages and almost 300,000 unique visits every month. As each new server is faster and more powerful, this allows the pages of ChiroWeb to download faster. Additional servers also allow the programs on ChiroWeb to be spread across multiple servers, which further increases download speed. Ultimately, download speeds are also a function of overall internet and site traffic, which varies from hour to hour.

ChiroWeb's new webserver will also soon be running faster programs that will replace some of the older programs that have been on the site for the past few years. By updating that have been on the site for the past few years. By updating these programs, downloads are faster, and functionality is increased. Expect to see these upgrades to different aspects of the website every so often as a normal part of keeping ChiroWeb on the cutting edge of providing the very best service for you and the thousands of interested consumers we serve every day.

 

  1. New server means faster download times for ChiroWeb Users. Dynamic Chiropractic January 12, 2000 www.chiroweb.com/archives/18/02/12.html.
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