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Posted to user@couchdb.apache.org by Sriharsha Setty <sr...@gmail.com> on 2010/07/01 10:18:17 UTC
Using CouchDB for storing binary files
Hello CouchDB users,
I am evaluating CouchDB as a file store for a web-application that will
store JPEG images, audio and video files with their meta-data respectively.
I wish to index these files (documents) based on the meta-data and retrieve
them when necessary.
Does any body use CouchDB for purposes such as binary file storage and
retrieval? If yes, what are your experiences? How does such a setup scale
for huge databases (let us say tens of terabytes)?
Thanks in advance,
harsha
Re: Using CouchDB for storing binary files
Posted by Alexey Loshkarev <el...@gmail.com>.
I have database with small .ogg-files (about 20-80kb each). Every document
consists of 1-5 attachments. There are about 2.6M documents in database.
Total size is ~60GB. I have no problems with scalability from 1k to 1m of
such documents. CouchDB is still up and running find (with about ~0% of
everage cpu load).
2010/7/1 Sriharsha Setty <sr...@gmail.com>
> Hello CouchDB users,
>
> I am evaluating CouchDB as a file store for a web-application that will
> store JPEG images, audio and video files with their meta-data respectively.
> I wish to index these files (documents) based on the meta-data and retrieve
> them when necessary.
>
> Does any body use CouchDB for purposes such as binary file storage and
> retrieval? If yes, what are your experiences? How does such a setup scale
> for huge databases (let us say tens of terabytes)?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> harsha
>
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