Thanks for sharing it. I'm an undergrad student so still lack on quite a things.
Again, thanks! But, its so awesome to play with memcached. Just thought of this point, so shared here :) On Aug 27, 12:33 am, dormando <dorma...@rydia.net> wrote: > > Yep I got that point, but I'm saying is suppose you have many many clients > > & servers. Now if you want to scale your system, you'd add more servers. > > Now then you'll need to update server list on each client. > > > Basically creating a single end-point (which can be replicated too using a > > same config server). > > You probably want to look into something like Puppet or Chef sooner than > later. If you're scaling a system, but don't understand or haven't even > heard of configuration management, you're going to be fucked in a *lot* of > ways. > > Keeping configuration files in sync across many servers is *part* of > running a large system. It's not optional, and it's not that hard. > There're many ways to do it.
