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What should be architecture of multi client web application?
Let me start with: you miss 3: Mutliple databases each containing data for a number of clients - allows both scale out (important) as well as not having possibly hundreds of thousands of databases.
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Architectural Help Needed - MySQL or NoSQL for a table with 54 million records
Ah, what is the problem?
a table with 54 million records
A small table. Nice. I have one here with 8.5 billion rows.
we have !300 inserts and !100 updates per minute
Yeah. Small. I know. I …
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Is SQL Server's FILETABLE suitable for storing large files (bigger than 10 GB)?
I would say no. You wrun into tons of Problems and you run into a lot of costs over time (licensing).
I am all pro storing biary data in SQL when it makes sense, but 10g files would be way larger tha …
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Efficient schema to handle time interval queries on a huge table?
How they allow a quick query over different time intervals (minutes,
hours, days, months, years...)?
The trick is not to do it at runtime at all. If you think this is done by standard SQL "sele …