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My requirement is to store and process arbitrary uploaded data. How’s that work out?
by kstrauser 2y ago
My requirement is to store and process arbitrary uploaded data. How’s that work out?
- FactKnower69 2y ago[flagged]
- kstrauser 2y agoYou know a lot of device drivers that store and process arbitrary data?
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- yjftsjthsd-h 2y agoCouldn't that work? Upload by chunks via static buffer (which I kinda thought is how most web servers actually do uploads?), save to a file, then likewise load+process+store in 1k chunks or whatever. Depending on what processing you're doing and the workload characteristics (most obviously, number of clients) it might be painful, but I think it could work fine with a fixed memory footprint?