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Thanks for the offers guys. I received an offer of $1000 via PM, so most probably sell for offers above $1K
The pagerank is retrieved and calculated from google for each requests, so nothing is stored on the server side. It is a rather small request to google so its very fast and should have no delays.
The script to retrieve the pagerank itself is very small and simple, if you have some PHP experience, you can tweak it to do other things such as storing data on the server ? or use a different font/button for display, etc...
The requirement for running this site is minimal, it currently uses about 6GB bandwidth monthly, and needs PHP and GD installed. Thats about it.
if you have any other questions, just ask.
Can you comment on the server processing required to gather the pagerank? I.e., is the pagerank stored in a local database which is then purged periodically and repopulated from Google (meaning that each time an image is served from your site, it requires a simple DB lookup) or is the pagerank retrieved from Google each time -- requiring a larger delay and possible bottleneck.
In other words, how scalable is this application? What size server would be required to operate this site (specifically the image server, not the front page) if 1,000 sites were sending 100,000 image lookups to you a day?
The pagerank is retrieved and calculated from google for each requests, so nothing is stored on the server side. It is a rather small request to google so its very fast and should have no delays.
The script to retrieve the pagerank itself is very small and simple, if you have some PHP experience, you can tweak it to do other things such as storing data on the server ? or use a different font/button for display, etc...
The requirement for running this site is minimal, it currently uses about 6GB bandwidth monthly, and needs PHP and GD installed. Thats about it.
if you have any other questions, just ask.