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How do the likes of Amazon and Hotmail etc (anyone with loads of users)
design their databases ? Would they set up a new database user for
each of their customers and thus have literally thousands of users
accessing their database at a time. Or would they have one or two
"power" users to access their databases and retrieve all of the data
and then pass it back to each individual user ?
Also, would they use persistent db connections (with Apache and
mod_perl or something) to increase speed or would they try and save
some memory and just make a new connect to the database each time the
users request information? I can imagine that persistent connections
would limit the number of concurrent users possible due to memory usage.
Thanks
Richard
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