There are two ways to do it.

1. Datastore, optionally memcached. Memcache by itself is not reliable, you 
will need the Datastore fallback which means everything written to the 
Memcache has to be written to the Datastore too, so Memcache will probably 
not improve anything except saving on the Datastore read from Client B

2. Store in Backend Instance RAM. If your traffic is really high, this may 
become cheaper than using the Datastore.

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