no, I am storing my videos on the file system and in the db are just entries pointing to the path on the file system.
Yikes, I could not imagine a db with the video's stored in it, yuck. so memcached is not the answer here? On Jan 5, 2011, at 11:22 AM, Evert Pot wrote: > Wrong cache.. > > Store your video's on the filesystem, definitely not. ever. in a database, > and cache using a webserver such as varnish. > > On 2011-01-05, at 7:38 PM, JTSM wrote: > >> Hi All, >> >> I am launching a video intensive Apple Fan site that uses HTML5 video. >> With many people hitting the site, my thought is the more popular >> videos should be cached. However I am not privy on how to setup >> memcached for such use. >> >> The machine this site is running on is CentOS 5.5 64 but, Apache, PHP, >> MySQL 5. It is a dual core machine with 12gb of RAM, max is 16gb and I >> will max it out over the next month or so probably as I find good >> deals on 4gb DDR3 sticks. >> >> The site's size will be about 300gb (about 60gb now) I have LVM >> running with 300gb allotted to /var/www/html. >> >> Can anyone provide insight on setup and optimization? >> >> Since my database doesn't change alot as far as what videos are >> available would one cache the mysql db? >> >> Best, >> -Jason >
