This is neat. I can see many useful reasons for this. However, wouldn't it be simple enough to make a UI using PHP or something that was totally portable and you could list multiple servers and such? This says "built in" to memcached. Maybe that's what scares me... is this actually bolted into memcached itself or am I just getting stuck on the words :)
I suppose it would have to connect using sockets as some of this stuff is not part of the memcached PECL packages (or maybe it is) ... but it would be like a mini phpMemcachedAdmin ;) On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 3:14 AM, Clint Webb <[email protected]> wrote: > Have a look at what I have up there and see if you feel it might be useful. > I haven't finished the 'watch-list' part, but basically it will use cookies > to store different sets of keys that you want to watch, and you can open and > close those different sets, it would then show those keys, and their values, > and change their colors when they are changed, gradually fading back to > white after time (the longer it has been since it was changed), and so on. > All information is stored in the browser itself, and no session information > is kept in memcached. This means that the browser itself is responsible for > maintaining the watch-list.
