Multiple Servers

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  • Plugin Author Hector Cabrera

    (@hcabrera)

    Hi there!

    To be honest with you, I’m no expert in that field. I believe, however, that determining where the data will be stored isn’t the job of a plugin or any PHP script. The load balancer decides that.

    Maybe this might be of help: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1163216/database-cluster-and-load-balancing

    Thread Starter clammy77

    (@clammy77)

    Hi Hector,

    Our cluster is loadbalaner -> 4 frontend server -> db

    Does your plugin save the view info into the db? or just into temp cache in front end?

    Just figuring out a way to be able to make this awesome plugin work! Also, we are a site that does PV in the millions, so I’m guessing continuously writing to the db will really destroy the db…

    Edward

    Plugin Author Hector Cabrera

    (@hcabrera)

    Hey Ed!

    The plugin writes directly into the database, there’s no temp cache (at least, not yet). This should be OK for most sites. Large / high traffic sites might take a performance hit though because of the constant interaction with the database server.

    A “temporary” solution (that is until I’m able to implement a better one) can be found on the wiki (check the Installation section here, last step).

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