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| Thursday, 11 October 2007 | |
 TNAWrestling.com
TNAWrestling.com is the main portal for one of the biggest wrestling organizations in the U.S.. During its first few days it was getting over 1000 simultaneous hits and the site is running smoothly.
The site was developed by Fotis and the Joomlaworks.gr team, under the guise of their main company Komrade.gr. Available Extensions Used
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  written by Good Web Practices, October 11, 2007
Have to say that I personally couldn't tell at all that they are running Joomla! I love it when sites actually manage to manipulate Joomla to truly do what they want. The Simple Image Gallery Pro plugin looks great, as it always does more-a-less wherever it's used!
 written by Mark, October 11, 2007
Do you know what sort of hardware infrastructure is being used? How many servers etc.
 written by Steve Burge, October 11, 2007
Hi Mark
Just one server from what Fotis told me, although they aren't responsible for the hosting side of things. I would presume a lot of caching is going on, plus there aren't any logged in users to worry about and videos are hosted off the server. Steve written by Fotis Evangelou, October 11, 2007
The site is hosted on a cluster not a single server (as we've been informed).
We use Joomla's internal caching system which responds very well, given that it's quite a "heavy site".  Given that Joomla's been around for a couple of years now, I hope we see more "big companies" using it as their platform of choice. written by vince2, October 23, 2007
Amazed they have no SEF implemented at all :-
Surely would help users and SEO through-out the site navigation? written by abc, April 29, 2008
So TNA's site is joomla based? Then why do they not update their site quite too often? Laziness?
written by Good Web Practices, April 30, 2008
LOL! Probably! Joomla can't do the updates, they actually need to do it themselves!
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