Greg Lindahl wrote:
Since no one's really answered this yet:
Many sysadmins are not going to want to install a relational database
to run an SA cache. So I'd stick to Berkeley DB if I were you.
Thanks for the response. To be clear, the cache would be an optional component,
and likely only needed for larger configurations.
From what I can tell PostgreSQL and MySQL both ship with RedHat and SuSE.
MySQL claims that it can be built as a small library that can then be integrated
with an application. It may be possible to have the application do everything
for the user except install the necessary libraries... ?
The installation and configuration of a database is what I see as the biggest
drawback to going this route. Unfortunately, I need to play with this idea more
to see how much of an impact that would be to an actual user.
- Sean
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