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Hi Robert

The primary scaling problem of *any* programming language is the programmers
using it. Poorly written code will slow things down.

Enterprise installations no matter what server side language they are
written in use some kind of caching. There are several types of caching.

Caching at DB-level: Oracle does an ok job in that area.
Caching at web-application server level: IT uses RAM but RAM is cheap.  
Reverse proxy a webserver level: We use Apache and Squid for that job.
ESI: With Apache and Squid 3 it one can improve the caching with ESI.

If I were you I would look at Zope (www.zope.org). 

\Oliver


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