You could use something like Apache ActiveMQ and consumer scripts to
accomplish this. You could support the whole memcache grammar and have a
consumer that just repeats commands into distributed memcached clusters.
Regards,
Gavin
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 3:27 PM, Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Almost everybody who initially asks for this feature later figures out
that restarting a memcached with stale date doesn't work for their
application.
So at least with the dozens of people I've talked with about this subject,
the demand drops quickly. No big push, no follow up. I guess one or
Whenever a database write occurs, you then need to invalidate every
cache. Or, as you mentioned, invalidate your local cache, the central
cache, and then have some additional application to notify all the
other local caches that something has changed.
That's along the lines of what Gavin
Hello guys,
We design our application on the Sun Solaris 10 and Oracle 10g under the
Real Application Cluster. For the high cost of the memory db Timesten from
Oracle, we decide to implement our own memory cache to improve the
efficiency of the db access in pure C++.
The RAC is a 2-node
