| hardeharrHArr | resierFS |
| warpzero | it can be slower than you want sometimes though |
| hardeharrHArr | it works nice on my archlinux box oh? hm (IM sneeky ill run reports at night when no one around) ;) |
| warpzero | but if you're storing like user settings for a CGI app or something there's no reason to use a relational database imho when you use a the fs you have to be careful to make sure updates are atomic this can require locking in some situations and if it needs to be very high volume or very high speed it may not be a good choice |
| preaction | perlbot enter |
| perlbot | Do not use the Enter key as punctuation. Think in complete thoughts, then type. |
| preaction | why not DBD::SQLite? |
| q[ender] | warpzero, how would you recommend storing session data in a load balanced/fault tolerant enviornment? |
| eden_c | lol |
| warpzero | q[ender], how about memcached? |
| Jmax- | store it in memory? |
| somian | ttfn all |
| q[ender] | warpzero, ah |
| Chris62vw | good |
| warpzero | Jmax-, session data, why not? |
| preaction | you can share memory over the network? |
| q[ender] | warpzero, i assume there's a perl module? |
| buu | q[ender]: ... Yes. |
| warpzero | q[ender], yeah it was written by the LJ people to speed up LJ which is written in perl. |
| buu | preaction: Yes! |
| Jmax- | q[ender]: no, it's written in C er, warpzero with Perl bindings |
| q[ender] | damn, i've even heard about it before. well, that's what i'll be using then :) Jmax-, yeah, ie. there's a perl module =P |
| warpzero | Jmax-, memcached is written in C, yes... |
| Jmax- | oh yeah dur :< |
| Teratogen | I remember that we switched from a high-end NFS raid server to some piece of shit server and my file reads and writes got shot to hell but I found that cp would efficiently copy entire files over the network, even to and from the piece-of-shit server |
| q[ender] | that's... amazing |