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The "datastore" is a gzip+base64-encoded serialized PHP object written to a file. It's really efficient under shaarli's typical workload : really few writes an
by stymaar 10y ago
The "datastore" is a gzip+base64-encoded serialized PHP object written to a file.
It's really efficient under shaarli's typical workload : really few writes ans a lot of read => almost no IO, everything stays in the filesystem's cache.
- ge96 10y agoOh yeah that makes sense, I was thinking there is browser storage but probably not when you turn off the browser/computer.