You can figure based on your sysctl settings, how much memory a tcp socket
will use by default or with stuff being written to it. There're lots of
sites that explain those in more depth. An idle connection can use around
4-12k per.
Would using UDP connections instead of TCP be a good way to
You can figure based on your sysctl settings, how much memory a tcp socket
will use by default or with stuff being written to it. There're lots of
sites that explain those in more depth. An idle connection can use around
4-12k per.
Would using UDP connections instead of TCP be a good
Hi guys I have couple questions I've asked in the past but cant quite
find the answers for them
1. Hoiw can we get memcache to use more of the allocated memory. On
machines that im setting it to use 6886 megs it always looses about 1g
that it never users.
2. What is a good number to allocate on
1. Hoiw can we get memcache to use more of the allocated memory. On
machines that im setting it to use 6886 megs it always looses about 1g
that it never users.
What do you mean by this? Are you comparing the -m limit to the 'bytes'
stat? limit_maxbytes - bytes will be close to what your slab
