On May 27, 2007, at 6:08 AM, Henrik Hjelte wrote:
On Fri, 2007-05-25 at 16:32 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think that SQL databases are a safer bet than Berkeley DB
for having several processes on different machines talking to the
same
store, so I will have one instance of postgresql
On Fri, 2007-05-25 at 16:32 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > I think that SQL databases are a safer bet than Berkeley DB
> > for having several processes on different machines talking to the same
> > store, so I will have one instance of postgresql running on a server
> > with scsi raid 10 an
On May 25, 2007, at 4:32 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Ian, Robert, and Henrik
I'll try to comment based on the responses received from the three
of you in this single thread so as to minimize the posts. Before
proceeding, let me just clarify that I am only interested in using
the B
Hello Ian, Robert, and Henrik
I'll try to comment based on the responses received from the three of you in
this single thread so as to minimize the posts. Before proceeding, let me just
clarify that I am only interested in using the BDB backend.
> I would have to disagree about the documentatio
I'm in the same situation, hoping to have several web servers connected
to one store, and this is the setup I will use. The reason for
multithreading in a web app as I see it is mostly to make use of several
processors, which is not something solved with the allegrocache paper if
I remember it righ
As a user of Elephant, you really shouldn't have to worry too much
about threading so long as you follow the simple rules laid out in
the manual under "multi-threading". I think you are trying to
understand how we make this possible since it seems harder from your
read of the acache interf
I would have to disagree about the documentation for Elephant not being
abundant---Ian has written a 118 page manual.
Nonetheless, you are correct that the use of Elephant in a multi-
threaded webserver environment is not heavily documented. Ian and I
have discussed the need for a killer "example
Hi all,
I'm still on my quest to learn to effectively use Elephant. Although
documentation is not so abundant, I've gotten a pretty good start with the
available documentation.
However, I don't have such a strong background on using ODBs and mainly come
from the SQL world. So, just for curious
