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How to store image files in the backend of a site

I am creating a website and have just started developing backends.

A point on my site will display images to the visitor. For development purposes, I would like to check everything all over again before going live.

I would like to know how best to store these images. I just finished setting up my Wamp server and added a new db with phpMyAdmin. I found that I can store each image directly in mySQL database as a BLOB data type. But is this the best way to go?

Thank!

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This is definitely not the way to go. Then you need to save the blob in memory in PHP before sending it to the browser.

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I personally do not recommend storing files in the database itself. I would keep links to file locations so that in the future it would be possible to scale them in the case of mirrors, etc.

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