Handling servers with more than 10,000 daily visits requires a server with sufficient performance and scalability, and handling websites with tens of thousands of PV (page views) per day usually requires a medium to high-end server configuration to ensure stable handling of this level of traffic. The following server configurations may be suitable:

Performance requirement

Evaluate the performance requirements of your application. Determine parameters such as processor speed, memory capacity, storage space, and network bandwidth required by the server. Depending on the nature of the application, it may be necessary to focus on the multi-core performance of the processor, memory speed, etc.

Multicore processor

Consider choosing a multi-core processor to improve parallel processing capabilities. This is important for handling multiple requests at the same time, especially in the case of high traffic.

Sufficient memory

Make sure the server has enough memory to support concurrent connections and fast access that can be processed simultaneously. The size of the memory depends on the nature of the application and the services running on the server.

SSD storage

Use solid-state drives (SSDS) instead of traditional mechanical hard drives. SSDS offer faster read and write speeds and are great for fast access and response to requests.

Load balancing

Consider using load balancing in your server configuration. Load balancing ensures that requests are distributed across multiple server instances to evenly share the server load.

High bandwidth network

Ensure that the server has sufficient network bandwidth to support a large number of simultaneous connections and high traffic. This is essential for fast data transfer and a good user experience.

CDN service

Use Content Delivery Network (CDN) services to distribute static resources to edge nodes around the world. This can reduce server load, improve access speed, and reduce load times for users in different geographic locations.

Flexible scalability

Consider using cloud computing services so that you can easily scale your servers horizontally when needed. Cloud services typically offer flexible compute and storage resources that can be adapted to meet demand.

Database optimization

If the application depends on the database, tuning the database is key. Use appropriate indexing, caching techniques, and ensure efficient database queries.

Real-time monitoring

Configure a real-time monitoring system to monitor server performance indicators, load, and network traffic. Discover and resolve potential problems in a timely manner to ensure server stability.

security

Emphasize server security. Configure firewalls, update operating systems and software, and implement access controls to protect servers from potential threats.

Backup and recovery

Set a periodic backup policy and test the recovery process of the backup. Ensure that data can be restored quickly in the event of a failure.

When considering the server configuration, it is evaluated according to the actual application requirements, expected access mode and budget, website content, design, user behavior and other aspects to ensure that the website server is stable and fast to handle a large number of access requests. If traffic and visits continue to grow, consider choosing a solution with the ability to scale flexibly.