22 Jul
2013
22 Jul
'13
10:51 a.m.
Phil Mayers wrote:
Yeah, definitely. TBH I keep wondering if a better approach to accounting long-term wouldn't be to keep live sessions in something NoSQL e.g. redis, then move them to SQL on session close, when the sum total of the data is known.
Yes. That allows for MUCH more performance. Some ISPs, tho, want to log all accounting packets. Others want to query live sessions via SQL. So any redes-enabled speedup would have to be site-specific, and configurable. Alan DeKok.