[Baypiggies] current topic schedule for February, March, and April

[Nathan Ramella]

This may be a dumb question but have you tried sqlite? It's pretty  
robust and fits in the same mold that berkeleydb does without all the  
crashing and lament. I'm a pretty big fan of SQL in general, but..  
thats just me.

And, there's always MySQL, but I'm guessing you need something that's  
per-machine/process and not centralized service?

If you could be more verbose in the description of the problem it'd  
probably be easier to suggest.

-n

On Jan 23, 2009, at 2:04 AM, Drew Perttula wrote:

> Shannon -jj Behrens wrote:
>> A newbie nugget on Supervisord would be cool.
>
> I can talk about supervisor anytime. I'm using it to run 32  
> processes on bigasterisk.com as we speak, and one of them is another  
> supervisor with 7 more processes :)
>
> On another topic, does anyone have experience with the other dbm  
> modules such as tokyo cabinet? I'm looking for something to use  
> instead of berkeleydb since I'm sick of dealing with berkeleydb  
> corruptions every several days. I can't manage to settle on a 'safe'  
> config since I use multiple machines and distros. I'm ready to give  
> up some write performance for robustness.
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