I would think mainly due to the files being changed at the source…
I’m thinking you have something like a large RAID array, and this would be a nice way to save trips back to the source. I don’t believe it actually -writes- any files unless the application can speak REST/DAV?
Also you might run out of disk space on web nodes, as those typically don’t have enough room for your full website’s data… so you could set it up as an LRU read-through cache basically, much like memcached would be used in front of MySQL…
I would think mainly due to the files being changed at the source…
I’m thinking you have something like a large RAID array, and this would be a nice way to save trips back to the source. I don’t believe it actually -writes- any files unless the application can speak REST/DAV?
Also you might run out of disk space on web nodes, as those typically don’t have enough room for your full website’s data… so you could set it up as an LRU read-through cache basically, much like memcached would be used in front of MySQL…