This question isn't so much a mod_perl question, as it is a question
about building high performance websites with Perl.
We have a large, busy, database application that relates to millions of
photos, which we also need to store and display. We've been keeping the
meta data about the photos in PostgreSQL, and the files on the file
system. (Implemented much like CGI::Uploader ).
This has worked great in terms of performance, but with so much data to
manage, over time we have run into data inconsistency issues between the
file system and the database.
So, I'm asking if anyone has had experience successfully storing photos
(or othe files) directly in database? That would solve the consistency
issue, but may create a performance issue. Perhaps the right kind of
caching layer could solve that.
Mark
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