> > How many do you want it to run? After a point you have to start tuning
> > your OS kernel to reserve less RAM per TCP connection, but it'll scale to
>
> Which parameter is that?
It's a lot of parameters. Google for linux TCP tuning.
Thanks for the reply.
I would like to scale and see where the performance saturates.
So, in a typical deployment, is 30-35K memcached clients (per server)
possible ?
Is it a common case ?
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On Sat, Sep 24, 2011 at 7:26 PM, dormando wrote:
> >
> Thanks for the reply.
> I would like to scale and see where the performance saturates.
> So, in a typical deployment, is 30-35K memcached clients (per server)
> possible ?
> Is it a common case ?
It's going to vary on hardware, kernel, OS, etc and moreso on the active
number of requests per s
Dear Mr. Sergio Garcia
Thank you so much for your help.
we are store Java objects in Memcached, I think it is difficute to reduce
size of cached object because it depends on logic of the appliation. My I
know which Memcached Java client are you using now? do you think we can
solve it by improving
Actually we use most .net and the EnyimMemcached client.
Some people here use Java and Ruby, but for other purposes and never
experienced a problem like yours.
I had a problem like yours using list of objects stored in memcached, and I
need to change my logic, to reducing size of object and to no
