On 6/6/07, Ned Batchelder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It sounds great, but memcached is a cache rather than a persistent store,
> so it doesn't guarantee to be able to give you back the data. Is it OK for
> a session to drop because memcached flushed it out? Or are you assuming you
> can size y
It sounds great, but memcached is a cache rather than a persistent
store, so it doesn't guarantee to be able to give you back the data. Is
it OK for a session to drop because memcached flushed it out? Or are
you assuming you can size your memcached servers so that they never drop
a session?
On 6/6/07, Faulkner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anyone seriously considering making a framework for this?
I, for one, would be all for a (drop-in, API-compatible) session layer
replacement with pluggable backends. Memcached sessions are a Good
Idea.
Jacob
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Am having similar thoughts but instead of memory I want to use a
distributed cache. I'm starting to tinker with making my own session
middleware, but if someone was making a pluggable framework for
sessions I'd far prefer to use that.
Anyone seriously considering making a framework for this?
Malcolm:
We have currently implemented a Middleware Hack to alter the
settings.SITE_ID
The problem being that our project is serving more then 10 domain
names and we are aiming at about 1200 requests/second. We don't want
to hesitate when the load gets high, to through another App Server to
hand
I do not want to cheat anybody. I'm a student from Czech republic and
made that web page in my spare time. My web page GPCapitalGroup.com
has spent about 100 hours and my direct costs reach approximatelly
$150 only for buying webhosting and domain.
In case, you would like to buy that web page wit
Thejaswi,
> Problem:
> The check constraints got added successfully (after a syncdb) but the
> problem is when I go to the admin page and to the model's page in it,
> I get an error ... This error vanishes when I comment the check fields
> in the models.py. I don't understand why the Check (pseud
A few weeks back there was a discussion about providing support for
alternative database usage scenarios in Django and around that time
another user Carole Zieler (carole.zieler) had offered to do some
maintenance on the branch. I don't think she ever received a response
back and subsequently has
Hello everyone,
It's been a good week, I have been able to make quite some progress
(about the quality of work, you'll have to comment).
Here is the brief procedure that I adopted to implement Check
constraints.
1) Created a Check field that inherits the Field Class and here I
wrote the various a
