How about cmemcache [1], maybe it's a problem with tummy's pure-
Python memcache API, or maybe not.
[1] http://gijsbert.org/cmemcache/index.html
2006-12-24 1:02 Osso
Hello,
For our website (http://www.curse-gaming.com), we are using a pool
of 8
servers.
The problem is when a server goes down, or more precisely when one the
memcached instances goes down, it crashes the whole website.
We are actually using a modified version of the tummy's python
memcached connector that sets a timeout on sockets connections so that
our website doesn't hang anymore while waiting to connect to
memcached.
However I am wondering what solution did you guys use to solve that
issue? Having a caching system that relies on 8 servers or more to be
all up all time does not seem the ideal solution to me. So I guess
there is another way to change that behavior.
Cheng Zhang
Gentoo/PostgreSQL/Lighttpd/Python/Django/jQuery Powered
(Web) http://www.aragonconsultinggroup.com
http://www.ifaxian.com
1st Django powered site in Chinese ;-)
http://www.aiyo.cn
Our 2nd Django powered site in Chinese
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