Juan Backson wrote:
Hi,
I am planning to pgmemcache to act as a fast-accessible cache before my
app and postgres.
I have got it pgmemcache setup. The question I have is that if
memcached crashes, and I need to restart memcached, since memcached is
not persistent, do I need to run some scripts to auto-recreate all the
key value data from postgres?
It depends on how your app is using it. If it absolutely requires the
data to be in memcache, then yes. If it supports falling back to the db
if it doesn't find it in memcache (and then adding it to memcache), then
no - your app will re-populate memcache as it needs to.
What is the easiest way to do it? Is there anyway that I can write some
syncup function to let postgres to do the re-creation of data to memcached.
You'll need to write your own script(s) to do this - memcache has no
idea what you want to cache (so there's no auto sync type script).
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