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you need something like mongodb or couchdb to store this data. don't use mysql. Another idea would be to process the big data in to smaller readable data using background processes and store in another database, this data should be able to directly import in to js charts and graphs you'll be showing on the front end. This method will cut down a lot of page load time.

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