ASP.NET with MySql or SqlExpress?

I don't know MySQL, but 10K hits/day is nothing (unless, of course, they all happen within 10 minutes and the rest of the day is without traffic) Same as 1 SQL server express will use 1GB, but RAM is also used for other things in the system. Upgrading to 2GB would certainly help, above that is uncertain, but RAM is cheap so buy 4GB to be safe Edit: 10K hits/day, evenly distributed, is 0.12 hits/second, or 1 hit every 8.5 seconds.

I don't know MySQL, but 10K hits/day is nothing (unless, of course, they all happen within 10 minutes and the rest of the day is without traffic). Same as 1. SQL server express will use 1GB, but RAM is also used for other things in the system.

Upgrading to 2GB would certainly help, above that is uncertain, but RAM is cheap so buy 4GB to be safe. Edit: 10K hits/day, evenly distributed, is 0.12 hits/second, or 1 hit every 8.5 seconds.

– Raja1 Nov 26 '09 at 9:44 I mean that it is certainly capable of handling loads WAY larger than 1 hit every 8.5 seconds. But it won't scale into infinity. – erikkallen Nov 26 '09 at 10:57 Unless, of course, you have complex logic that takes more than 8.5 seconds on average to process.

But if you can't fix that with indexes, you have probably hit the max database size of 4GB. – erikkallen Nov 26 '09 at 10:58.

I would go for SQL Server Express so you can easily take advantage of the ASP. NET Membership elements. It will handle loads higher than you mention but like Erik says, give it some more RAM.

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