Good Question. I want know this too. Seems all the clients handle this very
naively. So at the end, the applications need to take care of everything.
Then what's the value of memcached???
On Friday, June 22, 2012 2:03:57 PM UTC-7, Martin Martin wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Suppose I have, say, 5 memca
> Hi all,
> Suppose I have, say, 5 memcached servers and 3 clients. Let's say all the
> processes are fine, but for whatever reason, a connection between one
> client and one server is lost, e.g. there's a timeout and the socket closes.
>
> Now what? The one client now only see 4 servers, but th
Hi all,
Suppose I have, say, 5 memcached servers and 3 clients. Let's say all the
processes are fine, but for whatever reason, a connection between one
client and one server is lost, e.g. there's a timeout and the socket closes.
Now what? The one client now only see 4 servers, but the other 2
