My previous mail might be confusing.. pls let me clarify:
Option 1: One instance of Memcached using 30GB of RAM running on each server. That is, a total of 10 instances of Memcached Option 2: 15 instances of Memcached, each using 2GB RAM, running on each server. That is, (a total of 15 instances on each server) x (10 servers) = 150 instances of Memcached Best, Peter From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Peter Chiu Sent: Monday, October 01, 2007 2:27 PM To: memcached Subject: memory partitioning Let's say I have 10 machines running RedHat Enterprise 64-bit, each with 32GB of RAM. What's the best partitioning strategy to run Memcached? Is it better to run 10 instances of memcached on each server, each using 30GB or RAM? Or is it better to run 15 instances of memcached on each server, each using 2GB of RAM.. that is, total of 150 instances of memcached on 10 different servers? Best, Peter
