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]]> By: Louis-Philippe Huberdeau http://www.ajohnstone.com/archives/phpmysql-the-real-time-dilemma/#comment-10815 Louis-Philippe Huberdeau Mon, 02 Jul 2007 21:32:56 +0000 http://blog.ajohnstone.com/archives/phpmysql-the-real-time-dilemma/#comment-10815 Real time... just one of those words that does not have the same meaning depending of which side of the line you are standing on. If you have multiple clients performing the same requests frequently, you might want to try looking over APC (of course, if you are using PHP on this project). You might not need a database at all for common operations. Of course, without persistent storage, a server downtime would be quite troublesome thought. Real time… just one of those words that does not have the same meaning depending of which side of the line you are standing on.

If you have multiple clients performing the same requests frequently, you might want to try looking over APC (of course, if you are using PHP on this project). You might not need a database at all for common operations. Of course, without persistent storage, a server downtime would be quite troublesome thought.

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