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Storing information about users. There won't be many 1000-5000. The data should be replicated on at least two small servers.
by ffggvv 10y ago
Storing information about users. There won't be many 1000-5000. The data should be replicated on at least two small servers.
- brudgers 10y agoAll the other questions are still relevant. I mean if the latency is acceptable, Amazon S3 could store the file and is probably more reliable for handling replication as a backup strategy than anything most developers could implement themselves on hardware under their control...actually, I'm thinking a 'cloud' approach is probably the most robust generic strategy and a service like AWS provides good documentation and self-help support and has a rich third party ecosystem. Pay for what you use pricing can be issue, but at a small scale it's often cheaper than alternatives because usage is low and there's no minimum. Anyway, absent information facilitates absent specificity.