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That would require more resources on the server side than simply storing flat files in directories.
by johnchristopher 13y ago
That would require more resources on the server side than simply storing flat files in directories.
- trotsky 13y agoand way less effort to cluster or shard
- eksith 13y agoCluster, I can understand, but why shard? I've run forums even on rickety DIY PHP + Postgres that's held up very nicely to several hundred logins and even more sessions per day on very modest hardware (1.5Ghz Core 2 duo, 2Gb memory). It doesn't take a boatload of resources for a simple login and static content if it's just static content. Sites can be separated (or "sharded" if you like that term) on Nginx with very little effort for static content. E.G. https://gist.github.com/perusio/2154289 https://gist.github.com/perusio/2154289 There are more elegant solutions for that which still don't require blob objects.