Am 21.05.2013 11:41, schrieb Cor Bosman:
>> the system would be much more scalable and is much
>> more scalable with *not* using MySQL for storing
>> sessions and RC is performance wise the weakest
>> part of the whole infrastructure
> 
> You probably have a different view of what it means to be scalable than the 
> rest of the world
> Scalable means you can add more servers to handle the load

you must live in your own world

scalability means it can handle a growing load, this *may be* done
by spread the load over more servers

good and really scalable software scales also by add hardware like
memory or CPU's to the same machine and in this context doing disk
IO instead use a tmpfs for sessions is exactly the opposite you
would want

well, finally the db-sessions become your bottleneck by mysql
deadlocks if you have too much users resulting in *a lot* of
concurrency on the same, shared table

been there, done that, what you *not* want is a growing amount
of writing queries on a database under real load

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