Hi
I am new to MemCached. I am really excited to use this but as I am new to
this, so kindly help me to integrate this to my website that is built in
PHP.
I am waiting for the prompt solutions.
Regards thanks
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Hi Dormando, thanks for suggestions, background thread would be nice...
The idea is actually that with 2-3GB i get plenty of evictions of items
that need to be fetched later. And with 16GB i still get evictions,
actually probably i could throw more memory than 16G and it'd only result
in more
My recommendation: Create two memcache instances listening in
different ports, one for important, need-to-be-persistent data and
other for best effort. Find the proper size of the important instance
so all your working dataset fits in, and the rest of the ram in the
box for the best effort
+1 to everything dormando just said.
Brian.
http://brian.moonspot.net/
On 4/10/14, 13:53 , dormando wrote:
You really really really really really *must* not put data in memcached
which you can't lose.
Seriously, really don't do it. If you need persistence, try using a redis
instance
Hi Group members,
I am new to memcached and very excited to work and contribute on this
projects. Please guide me on topics on which I can contribute. Thanks in
Advance.
- Praveen
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Hey Dormando, thanks again for some comments... appreciate the help.
Maybe i wasn't clear enough. I need only 1 minute persistence, and i can
lose data sometimes, just i can't keep loosing data every minute due to
constant evictions caused by LRU. Actually i have just wrote that in my
previous
Hey Dormando, thanks again for some comments... appreciate the help.
Maybe i wasn't clear enough. I need only 1 minute persistence, and i can lose
data sometimes, just i can't keep loosing data every minute due to
constant evictions caused by LRU. Actually i have just wrote that in my
