On May 21, 12:49 pm, "Mike Orr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> He did say scalable and video, which I took to mean ultra-heavy use of
> very large files, and overkill didn't matter. The disk space alone is
> one reason why static content might want to be on a separate box, so
> it can be plugged into a large disk array or replicated easier, etc.
Ah yes ( that was my , btw ). At first its not going to be much
content in quantity - just a few large files. A sep box might be a
good idea. Thanks for looking out to me!
> By handle you mean a database connection?
Yep. Read/Write/Log/Session
I'm still trying to figure out a way to consolidate them all into
'cloned' handles under pylons - for small apps hitting 1 db its a bit
of overkill. The last few times I had to cluster an app and built
with this forethought though, all I had to do was create
> So how do you handle writes? You direct them all to one master server
> and let it propagate the changes to the slaves? Have you found a good
> replicable database among the free ones that work with SQLAlchemy?
Postgres (through extensions)- though I haven't used replication under
SQLAlchemy or Pylons yet. I don't assume there will be any problems.
This doesn't solve the need to partition - but let's be honest... if
you're successful you need to Cluster/Replicate; if you SUCESSFUL!!!
you need to partition - and by that time you have the resources to
have a team of engineers handle that exclusively.
> What do you mean by authticket?
http://www.openfusion.com.au/labs/mod_auth_tkt/
it's a great plugin for apache; perl support is official, there are py
php and other contribs.
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