Hi folks:
I'm building something akin to Google Analytics and currently I'm doing
real time database updates. However this isn't really scaling anymore,
so I need to stop doing synchronous DB operations. In the short term,
I'm trying to reduce DB writes, so I'm thinking about a global hash (say
declared in environment.rb) that is accessible from my controllers and
models that I can write to in lieu of writing to the DB. Every so often
I can have a task write the updates that need to be written to the DB.
Question:
1) Does this sound reasonable?
2) Will I run into any concurrency problems? Which ones?
3) How does this compare with writing to the file system and importing
later?
Thanks so much in advance, you ROCK!
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