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Building a 100M Records/Day ETL Pipeline with PHP 8.3 & MySQL

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July 15, 2026 6 min read 1 views
Building a 100M Records/Day ETL Pipeline with PHP 8.3 & MySQL

Many engineers assume PHP is only suitable for simple web CRUD apps. At ScraperScoop, our core high-speed ingestion engine processes over 100 million structured data records every 24 hours using Core PHP 8.3, custom multi-curl workers, and highly optimized MySQL 8.0 partitioned tables.

1. Asynchronous Multi-cURL & Fiber Concurrency

By utilizing PHP 8.3 Fibers alongside `curl_multi_init()`, we achieve non-blocking concurrent HTTP requests across thousands of proxy nodes simultaneously with minimal RAM footprint (~25MB per worker process).

2. High-Speed MySQL Batch Inserts (`LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE`)

Standard `INSERT INTO` statements bottleneck around 3,000 queries per second. By writing normalized CSV buffers in memory and executing `LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE` or multi-row PDO prepared statements with `innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit = 2`, ingestion throughput exceeds 85,000 rows per second.

3. Schema Partitioning by RANGE and HASH

To prevent index degradation on multi-terabyte tables, our dataset tables are automatically partitioned by date ranges (`RANGE COLUMNS(created_at)`), allowing instant archiving and lightning-fast analytical queries.

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