On 26 Wrz, 07:13, dormando dorma...@rydia.net wrote:
Uhhhm.
memcached-init is from:
commit 4b1b1ae76ef6e78dd3f1d753931ac8051ae99e9a
Author: Brad Fitzpatrick b...@danga.com
Date: Tue Dec 30 19:56:33 2003 +
I assume brad copied the skeleton files and modified it. IANAL so I'm not
On 27 Wrz, 01:14, Paul Lindner lind...@inuus.com wrote:
I wrote the memcached sysv script and adapted it to fit fedora norms. No
worries there regarding license.
So, it's covered by Memcached license or that MIT license I
mentioned ?
2010/9/25 dormando dorma...@rydia.net
Uhhhm.
Hi
Really I'm looking for someone that can dicuss Memcache with me and
how we may integrate this with our systems. I'd be happy to pay for
the assistance.
The situation is this
MySQL Std and PHP5 web site and web service
120GB dB
potential 1,000,000 hits per day
20-30% of these hits may be
On 9/27/10 9:33 AM, jonking007 wrote:
Hi
Really I'm looking for someone that can dicuss Memcache with me and
how we may integrate this with our systems. I'd be happy to pay for
the assistance.
The situation is this
MySQL Std and PHP5 web site and web service
120GB dB
potential 1,000,000 hits
Hi
We have an 2 x quad core server with 32 gb ram. If many clients
connect to this server (only memcached runs on it) the first core run
to nearly 100 % use by si (software interrups) and so some client
can't reach the server.
Memcached runs currently with 4 threads and with version (1.4.2). All
I don't know about MySQL limitation if any (I use Oracle) but as far
as memcached
I can tell you the following:
One big company I'm with had a problem that on Christmas day, between
9am and 1pm
got pick hits of 6 million hits per hour world wide. This is a lot.
memcached was selected for me but
We have an 2 x quad core server with 32 gb ram. If many clients
connect to this server (only memcached runs on it) the first core run
to nearly 100 % use by si (software interrups) and so some client
can't reach the server.
Memcached runs currently with 4 threads and with version (1.4.2). All
Yeah, I say either go with Gearman or else have backend processes that
generate the data and write it to the cache instead of generating it within
the context of a client request.
On Sun, Sep 26, 2010 at 12:44 PM, Brian Moon br...@moonspot.net wrote:
My concern is that the client may make
