Suppose there is a social networking site for uploading and sharing
videos developed in rails. It has subscription packages like Free - 1
gb, Pro - 5 gb and Plus - 10 gb. How do they allocate the space for a
particular user for a particular subscription package automatically?
They probably don't so much pre-allocate space as monitor how much a
user is using.
Putting accounts into size bins lets the vendor determine their capacity
measures, and when it's time to expand their back-end storage to ensure
space availability.
They probably don't so much pre-allocate space as monitor how much a
user is using.
Putting accounts into size bins lets the vendor determine their capacity
measures, and when it's time to expand their back-end storage to ensure
space availability.
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Thank you for your reply. Are there any methods to monitor the web
space usage through Rails using some gems or plugins?
Thank you for your reply. Are there any methods to monitor the web
space usage through Rails using some gems or plugins?
Not that I know of, but I'd think that you really only need a space_used
attribute on the account, and methods to increment or decrement the
account's usage on the upload or deletion of a file/video.