AJAX and its impact on servers
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04/23/2006, By Billy Newport
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I think it's becoming clear now that AJAX enabled applications generate a higher load on an application server than a non AJAX application. I guess customers will have to size their boxes appropriately as a result. The problem is related to the fact that an AJAX enabled pages simply send more requests to the server because of their high level of interaction versus a conventional web page.
A higher application server load will also translate in to higher database load unless steps are taken to help with this. Distributed caching is a critical piece of the toolkit to help with this. Technologies like ObjectGrid allow an application server to pull data from a remote ObjectGrid cluster in under a ms.
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