Hi Jan,
Because memcache is entirely in-memory, and quite straightforward, it's
extremely fast. A memcache server can typically handle thousands of QPS -
more than your app is likely to see - so you're quite safe not sharding
memcache calls.
-Nick Johnson
On Sat, Jun 12, 2010 at 10:28 PM, Jan Z
Hello - I'm looking for some advice on performance of memcache incr()
operations. I assume that these can become a bottleneck when a lot of
traffic hits and need to get sharded, the question is what is "a lot".
I'm using memcache incr() for counting specific event types and would
like to understa
