For a simple HTML page written in PHP, PHP mainly makes WeChat jsdk calls (accesstoken, WeChat forwarding tickets, etc. interfaces). The view part is text and pictures, and does not involve database storage. The page loads total files + pictures + media files. About 3M. If a page like this has a large number of visits, will it cause the server driver to hang up?
For a simple HTML page written in PHP, PHP mainly makes WeChat jsdk calls (accesstoken, WeChat forwarding tickets, etc. interfaces). The view part is text and pictures, and does not involve database storage. The page loads total files + pictures + media files. About 3M. If a page like this has a large number of visits, will it cause the server driver to hang up?
Except for dynamic requests, images and media files will be cached on the client after being requested once. If you are still worried, you can use a CDN service so that static files do not go directly to the application server.
It depends on the complexity of PHP processing transactions. To put it simply, the risk must be smaller
It is best to cache images, css, js, media files and other resources. You can consider using Varnish