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Hi,
I'm sure there has been discussion in the past
about the same, but I'm more interested in the feasibility/performance of
serving images (stored as BLOB) from the database.
1. For a large multi-tier application (client,
web-tier, application, database), with about 5 million records upfront (possibly
an image associated with each of them), about 300 concurrent users expected,
would the gurus recommend serving images from the database?
1.1 The images will not be
served in bulk, but one per request (only on the details page would the user get
to see the image).
2. Wouldn't it be better to serve images from a
dedicated box, at the web tier? This way I could just farm the web-tier and
wouldn't have to worry about the images much?
3. Is serving images from the database scalable?
4. What about backups? This data would not change
much (once uploaded the user would hardly make any changes).
With Warm
Regards,
Manav. |
- RE: Serving BLOB from the database Manavendra Gupta
- RE: Serving BLOB from the database DENNIS WILLIAMS
- Re: Serving BLOB from the database Justin Cave
