All,
I am using memcached on windows server 2003 and using Be.IT memcached
client.
How can i remove cache object when any direct database change occur, i
want to invalidate / remove cache objects from memcached server, for
this i am thinking about the CLR stored procedure.
What if i write a
In general, this is not the recommended usage of memcached. The best way is
to have an object relational mapper that you handle all database access
through and put your caching in that layer. That way you'll have cached
objects or lists of objects above it, and you should be able to do all
I got your point, i don't want to cache the table rows. please explain
object relational mapper?
But In my scenario i have some utility like Microsoft ILM that
synchronize user data from different system and i need to update or
invalidate cache after the user info updated.
for e.g.
if the user
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From: memcached@googlegroups.com [mailto:memcac...@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of Adi
Sent: Friday, October 02, 2009 6:00 AM
To: memcached
Subject: Re: CLR Stored Procedure for Remove cache objects
I got your point, i don't want to cache the table rows. please
I am using memcached in my production environment.
It works fine 90% of the time.
But suddenly, it slows down. when I try to connect via telnet the
connect part is slow.
How can I debug this?
Also one more thing that is not clear is, stats shows the current
connections more than 1024. I am
You can also go with NHibernate and use NHibernate.Linq along with the
NHibernate's memcached client that basically hooks in through configuration
settings.
On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 11:59 AM, Dan Wierenga dwiere...@gmail.com wrote:
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From: memcached@googlegroups.com
Any one who can help on this?
On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 8:43 AM, rch ravichitt...@gmail.com wrote:
I am using memcached in my production environment.
It works fine 90% of the time.
But suddenly, it slows down. when I try to connect via telnet the
connect part is slow.
How can I debug this?
Well I see that you are not getting lots of replies so I will step in.
What I do is run a small CRON job that does a few Memcache actions
like:
Set key
Get key
Get status
And watch the output for issues on each server. I use plain commands
like:
echo stats | nc localhost 11211
This way
Thanks Edward.
I do get an alarm when things are bad on the memcached. But the issue I want
to figure out is, why and how it got itself into a bad state.
Do you suggest turning on the debug logs?
Out Of Memory errors.
Time out on connect.
No Connect.
After a few week of looking at the issues, I
Hey,
What version are you on?
Is the machine it's on swapping? how much memory is free? cpu free? what's
the general load on the box?
What's the commandline you're using to start memcached?
-Dormando
On Fri, 2 Oct 2009, rch wrote:
I am using memcached in my production environment.
It
I suspect asking this means my usage is wrong, but here goes.
There's no way to touch a cached entry to update the expires time,
correct?
So, I have a pretty large item cached. It's mostly read only. It has an
expires time, but every time it's read (or written) I want to extend the
expires
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