I'm about to include cake
in my path on my Centos production server and start using cake
commands from the command line to manage my ACL framework. I looked around for notes on the potential hazards of having cake bake
and also cake acl
available on the server and there is not much literature on using these tools in production. My three main concerns are as followed.
1: Does running a cake
command effect performance or latency times for anyone viewing the site either while the cake
command is run or after it is run? Obviously running scripts affects performance, but is this a performance hit that people viewing the site would notice?
2: Are there any security issues associated with cake
being installed on the server?
3: Does including cake
in the centos path cause any issues, and should such a path edit be placed in the .bashrc
or .bash_profile
file? Cake's docs says to use either. Which is preferred?
Any additional information on using cake
commands from the centos command line would be of great help. Thank you to anyone who has input regarding these questions.