Hi team,
Currently I am working in Amazon as a SDE. I want to know memcache at
deepest level as much as I can. I found this link
(https://www.adayinthelifeof.nl/2011/02/06/memcache-internals/) but it was
not at that much deep as I want. I want to know how it stored key-value,
like: simple hashi
I thought there were people who worked on memcached at amazon? Can you ask
them?
If you want to truly understand it you'll have to go through the sources,
unfortunately. In the github repo there're some files in doc/ that give
high level context to how the LRU works and so forth.
There's some hig
Ok, I will ask to them but one basic question that have is "Since memcache
is distributed cache system, It try to get data from other server, So isn't
time to get data from other server's RAM will be more than to read from
current server's hard-disk".
I know there is no data on current server's har
Depends on the drive and how often you're accessing the data.
You can fetch keys from a memcached server by the millions per second. no
disk device can do that yet. You can also write faster without wearing
out the device.
and, fundamentally, the point of it being over the network is to avoid
hav
