Anyone interested in getting one of the windows clients to support libmemcached, or at least the same replication method that the windows client uses?
However the answer is almost always to spread out your instances a little bit. Either make it easy for a standby server to take over the IP of a dead host, or make it easy to push an update to your server list. -Dormando On Fri, 16 Oct 2009, Adi wrote: > > Hi, > I am using memcached on windows server 2003 in a web cluster > environment setup through NLB (Network load balancer) and using two > different memcached server for caching, using BeIT Memcached client. > > I want to know if memcached doesn't provide failover explicitly than > is there any way to handle it? > > I had also check out the faqs, let me know please which windows client > provide consistent hashing if one memcached node is dead? Can i handle > it manually buy identifying the dead node and remove it from the > server list. > > Regards > Adeel Ahmed >
