They do not communicate with each other, no.
Just run "get key" or "set key" and it should route. I don't actually know
enough about mcrouter to say more. you should stick with their
documentation or ask them.
On Tue, 30 Jan 2018, George Chilumbu wrote:
> Thanks for the response. So the mcrouter
Thanks for the response. So the mcrouters do not operate as a cluster, and
hence do not communicate in any kind of way?
In the terminal, what command on the mcrouter can I use to test accessing
memcached using the configured routes? I would like to see an example script to
do this.
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> We have two sets or pools of memcached, and would like to use mcrouter for
> scaling our memcached deployments as well as provide us with HA protection.
> Memcached hosts in each pool should have the same data.
>
> I have setup 2 mcrouters to perform routes as well as HA protection just for
>
We have two sets or pools of memcached, and would like to use mcrouter for
scaling our memcached deployments as well as provide us with HA protection.
Memcached hosts in each pool should have the same data.
I have setup 2 mcrouters to perform routes as well as HA protection just
for testing p
