On Mon, 4 Jan 2010, Jim Spath wrote:
> The Perl module Cache::Memcached::GetParserXS is automatically used by
> Cache::Memcached when it's available.
>
> But Cache::Memcached::GetParserXS is version 0.01 and was created in 2007 ...
> it's either perfect or has been abandoned.
>
> Is it still a goo
Hi all, I posted this to spymemcached group as well, see if I can get
better luck here:
I am currently running spy memcached 2.1 client and 1.2.5 server. Both
run on centos
(2.6.18 kernel). Looking into upgrading to 2.4.4, mainly for
configurable "failure mode" support, which is non existant in 2.
Sorry, I finally woke up and started responding to email.
Summary: The upgrade breaks setTranscoder (client mutation is a bad
idea) and delete with delay (which was removed from the server).
Other than that, upgrade should only make things better.
On Jan 5, 6:56 am, Boris wrote:
> Hi all, I
Thanks again, Dustin.
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 1:35 PM, Dustin wrote:
>
> Sorry, I finally woke up and started responding to email.
>
> Summary: The upgrade breaks setTranscoder (client mutation is a bad
> idea) and delete with delay (which was removed from the server).
> Other than that, upgra
I am only using 2.9GB out of 8.0GB of memory.
Anyway to optimized Memcache to not have so many full slabs? How can
I do this? Which commands ?
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# Item_Size Max_age 1MB_pages Count Full?
1 104 B73451 s 5 46230 yes
2 136 B 572194 s 17 42630 yes
On Jan 5, 2:04 pm, Khalid Shaikh wrote:
> I am only using 2.9GB out of 8.0GB of memory.
>
> Anyway to optimized Memcache to not have so many full slabs? How can
> I do this? Which commands ?
What tool are you looking at? Are you able to see large numbers of
(early) evictions? Is there a pa
On Tue, 5 Jan 2010, Khalid Shaikh wrote:
> I am only using 2.9GB out of 8.0GB of memory.
>
> Anyway to optimized Memcache to not have so many full slabs? How can
> I do this? Which commands ?
The memcached-tool is missleading. "full slab" here lists if a slab has
deleted items on its tail or
test
Hello,
I could find the following entry in the FAQ.
http://code.google.com/p/memcached/wiki/FAQ
| * How does memcached's authentication mechanisms work?
|
| It doesn't! Memcached is the soft, doughy underbelly of your application.
| Part of what makes the clients and server lightweight is the com
On Jan 5, 10:06 pm, KaiGai Kohei wrote:
> Is these any design proposals?
> Or, could you introduce me who is working on this efforts?
>
> I've worked on development of secure web application platform using SELinux
> for a few years. Nowadays, memcached becomes a significant facility for
> various
(2010/01/06 15:14), Dustin wrote:
>
> On Jan 5, 10:06 pm, KaiGai Kohei wrote:
>> Is these any design proposals?
>> Or, could you introduce me who is working on this efforts?
>>
>> I've worked on development of secure web application platform using SELinux
>> for a few years. Nowadays, memcached b
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