Hello Dormando,
I am extremely sorry for the delay in replying. The code attached was the
one that I was using for debugging and I may have accidentally forgotten to
correct it.
However, once you remove 'bob:' from the code, it works fine for smaller
sized values. I am currently using
The keys being set look like: sprintf(key, "bob:%d", keyMin);
ie: "bob:1"
the keys being fetched look like:
sprintf(key, "%d", keyMin);
ie: "1". not sure how this is supposed to work?
On Mon, 18 Jul 2016, Sonia wrote:
>
> To execute the program, you will need a txt file containing a list of
To execute the program, you will need a txt file containing a list of all
the servers. You can make changes to this file accordingly.
If you execute the code with a -h option you will get details of the
command line args.
On Thursday, July 14, 2016 at 2:29:06 PM UTC-5, Dormando wrote:
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> Hey,
Hello,
I am attaching the source code for the sample MPI code that I wrote.
On Thursday, July 14, 2016 at 2:29:06 PM UTC-5, Dormando wrote:
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> Hey,
>
> In order to understand I'd have to see the details firsthand at this
> point: Output of `stats` and `stats settings` commands, as well as any
Hey,
In order to understand I'd have to see the details firsthand at this
point: Output of `stats` and `stats settings` commands, as well as any
example code you can share.
On Thu, 14 Jul 2016, Sonia wrote:
> Everything seems in order, but cant seem to find a reason for this odd
> behaviour.
>
Everything seems in order, but cant seem to find a reason for this odd
behaviour.
On Wednesday, July 13, 2016 at 11:22:07 PM UTC-5, Dormando wrote:
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> I'm not sure why. you can validate the settings via the `stats settings`
> command.
>
> On Wed, 13 Jul 2016, Sonia wrote:
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> > I tried
I'm not sure why. you can validate the settings via the `stats settings`
command.
On Wed, 13 Jul 2016, Sonia wrote:
> I tried inserting 10 values of size 100 bytes. I am able to insert all 10
> values but I guess only the last 3 are present in cache since I am getting
> cache misses for
I tried inserting 10 values of size 100 bytes. I am able to insert all
10 values but I guess only the last 3 are present in cache since I am
getting cache misses for the first 7 key-value pairs.
Is there a flag that we have to set in the memcached configuration file (I
currently have the
Hi,
You're trying to store exactly 1024*1024 bytes, but an value in memcached
encompasses the key and the datastructure behind it. Try (1024*1024 -
4096) and see if that stores.
On Wed, 13 Jul 2016, Sonia wrote:
> For 100,000 1MB values I guess the memory I have allocated is insufficient.
>
For 100,000 1MB values I guess the memory I have allocated is insufficient.
However, I tried inserting 10 1MB values into memcached but this too fails
and memcached_strerror() returns "ITEM TOO BIG" (The value I have is a
random alpha-numeric char array of size 1048756 bytes).
I am currently
Can you give more detail as to what exactly is failing? what error message
are you getting, what client are you using, what is the `stats` output
from some of your memcached instances, etc?
100,000 1 meg values are going to take at least 100 gigabytes of RAM. if
you have 16 2G servers, you only
I have just started working with memcached and I am working on a test
program where I want to insert 100,000 values of size 1 MB into memcached.
I currently have 16 servers setup and I have setup the memory limit in the
memcached configuration file as 2 GB but for some reason my code is still
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