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: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1163216/database-cluster-and-load-balancing
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
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).
