How much memory are you giving to it? And how big are your objects? It could be that they get evicted to make space for new ones....and therefore you dont find them in cache
Memcache is built for high traffic and absolutely would not have any problems with such low number of items/transactions On 5/3/09, Pallab Bhattacharya <[email protected]> wrote: > On Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 8:45 PM, scorpio <[email protected]> wrote: > >> >> Ok, so I have my Django app. and memcache (also installed cmemcache) >> running on 1 server and the db running on another server. >> When I do say, 10 read or write requests to the cache, wait for >> response and then do 10 more everything is fine. Now, if I "overload" >> the caching mechanism by doing 5 of these 10 requests in a row, >> without waiting for them to complete, the cache "breaks"...ie cannot >> do the usual and valid write/read requests...it will always go to the >> db. > > so what should happen on a cache miss? > > >> >> This is all fixed after restarting apache and going at a slow pace >> again (10 at a time) and so on. >> Any thoughts on what this caching issue might be? > -- Best, - Ali
