That's why I went to this whole serializing system with Storable in the first place- I figured that saving DBI queries would always be a good thing, that is apparently NOT the case when you get large with your structures. I have a database (MySQL) that acts as my data repository- I figured I'd use data structures serialized on-disk to save time, avoiding DBI hits. This is all working, just not at the performance level I expected.

It'd be interesting to find out where the break even point is- How much does serializing performance degrade as your structures get larger and larger? Does it degrade linearally or exponentially?

I'm going to move back to DBI queries, or perhaps to a system that splits up my serialized structures into MUCH smaller chunks.

-Any sufficiently advanced technology is
indistinguishable from doubletalk.

In reply to Re: •Re: Sharing data structures in mod_perl by Hero Zzyzzx
in thread Sharing data structures in mod_perl by Hero Zzyzzx

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