Can you give me a list (privately, if need be) of a few things:
- The exact OS your server is running (centos/redhat release/etc)
- The exact kernel version (and where it came from? centos/rh proper or a
3rd party repo?)
- Full list of your 3rd party repos, since I know you had some random
french
Unfortunately binprot isn't that much faster processing wise... what it
does give you is a bunch of safe features (batching set's, mixing
sets/gets and the like).
You *can* reduce the packet load on the server a bit by ensuring your
client is actually batching the binary multiget packets together,
Hello, Ryan, dormando,
Thanks a lot for the clear explanation and the comments.
I'm trying to find out how many requests I can batch as a muli-get within
the allowed latency.
I think multi-get has many advantages, the only penalty is the longer
latency as pointed out in the above answer.
But, the
