Brian Gallew wrote: > Jeffrey Altman wrote: >> Except that when you use memcache you lose the benefits of the cache >> between restarts. There are many organizations that use cache sizes >> large enough so that the entire 90+% of the data needed for the >> operating system and applications comes from the cache. >> >> After a restart all that is then required is for a series of FetchStatus >> calls to be performed. >> > OTOH, by using memcache you'll never have cache corruption last across > reboots. Of course, cache corruption may be a thing of the past, and so > no longer interesting.
Cache corruption if it is experienced should result in a bug report being filed. Otherwise it will never get fixed.
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