I have one question, if multiple users are accessing a DB then the speed
get decreases then is it the same thing with memcached if number of users
access the same cached data? or it would work smoothly without any effect if
number of users are increases?
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Best wishes,
Chetan Gadgilwar
Chetan,
In short, memcached, stores data on memory, not on secondary device like
a HDD. DB is stored on a hdd. This makes memcached very fast as compared
to a DB. But since memory is limited, it only stores some data. So MFU (Most
Frequently Used) algo can be configured. Or Most Recently Used
http://code.google.com/p/memcached/wiki/NewPerformance
On Mon, 25 Jul 2011, Chetan Gadgilwar wrote:
I have one question, if multiple users are accessing a DB then the speed get
decreases then is it the same thing with memcached if number of users
access the same cached data? or it would
