re: memcache
Great lead. Looks very exiting.
Glad you like it... it's amazing stuff. If you have any feature
requests for libmemcache(3) or pgmemcache, let me know... last I
checked I was in the good graces of the author. *grin* Seriously,
let
me know... memcached and pgmemcache would be a perfect fit for this
solution. memcached handles data expiration for you, and pgmemcache
would let that expiration be in real time. Triggers are just too
cool:
PostgreSQL++. Read the pdf on the pgmemcache page... should give a
good overview of how thing work (specifically slides 16-17). -sc
Just read the presentation, *very* neat stuff. Although I have to say,
it
looks more like the kind of software that would be used for an in-house
project at someplace doing insane volumes of transactions...
Who says dbmail can't scale beyond one machine? I've got half a mind
to take cyrus's mail suite and put a PostgreSQL backend to it and add
memcache/pgmemcache support to create a screaming implementation of
dbmail that'd scale, provide instantaneous changes to data managed by
PostgreSQL, and be commercially viable (ie, GPL--) as a product
available for sale. I've never been able to grok why dbmail has/is
reinventing the wheel when cyrus is BSD licensed and has good IMAP
support. Just food for thought. -sc
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Sean Chittenden
