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arcanebits
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by arcanebits » 2020-11-08 13:57
Hi, im making a webapp thats need to upload several Doc, PDF, and Jpeg files. At least they will be around 120 files each day, making around 48Meg per day, and so on. Im not concerned about bandwith nor space, its about how much the LAMP stack + Appgini will be hable to handle those zillions of files overtime.
Any comments? or anyone have done this ?
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landinialejandro
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by landinialejandro » 2020-11-15 14:04
arcanebits wrote: ↑2020-11-08 13:57
Hi, im making a webapp thats need to upload several Doc, PDF, and Jpeg files. At least they will be around 120 files each day, making around 48Meg per day, and so on. Im not concerned about bandwith nor space, its about how much the LAMP stack + Appgini will be hable to handle those zillions of files overtime.
Any comments? or anyone have done this ?
Cheers
Arcanebits
Hello I am preparing something like what you indicate, I think it will be ready soon!
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jsetzer
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by jsetzer » 2020-11-15 15:05
Just my 5 cents: a customer has told me file access may become very slow when having about 10,000 files or more in one (!) directory. So in that project we moved every file into auto-created, grouped subfolders per parent record on upload.
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by landinialejandro » 2020-11-15 16:19
yes correct, the idea is to divide into different folders, I think for example in the name of the table and the id of the record (ex: images / tablename / id). I also understand that the slowest process is to check if there is a file with a duplicate name.
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by jsetzer » 2020-11-15 16:24
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... the idea is to divide into different folders ...
Yes, perfect! That's how we did it in that project.
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