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Improving the response time, by reducing the amount of processing, in Drupal normally requires using a cache.
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Real world experience in scaling and tuning performance
I would recommend starting with Pressflow (if using Drupal 6), Memcache, Varnish, and some form of Content Distribution Network (CDN) such as Akamai. The end result should be as few of those users as …
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