Hi,
I would like to use memCache and MySQL to handle PHP sessions in a
live environment. Unlike most of the examples out there that employ
write-through caching, our sessions change greatly from page view to
page view, so write-through would not help and I will be using write-
back caching. I am
On Jun 10, 2:55 pm, Brian Moon wrote:
> > The memcached server will sit on the same box as the MySQL server.
> > Given that on any given machine MySQL will try and take as much memory
> > as it can, does the invocation of memcached, with a memory allocation
> > that exceeds the available memory
David,
Thank you for the well thought out reply to my post, I agree with a
lot of what you said. Our current session handler is actually using
NFS over RAID on a NAS, however we are finding that due to our
particular requirements (retain session data indefinitely, unless the
session file becomes
supported in CentOS by default). Fortunately I
was not responsible for that messup, as it happened before I joined.!
I'll let you know how it goes, when Jmeter slams my new memCache/write-
back/MySQL solution
Richard
> On Jun 15, 2009, at 10:00 AM, tbs wrote:
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> > David
