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On Sat, Nov 21, 2009 at 1:43 PM, Chris F <[email protected]> wrote:

> I have a small memcached server pool of 3 instances(m1.small) and an
> autoscaling cloud of linux instances(4-20 c1.xlarge AWS EC2) that
> store sessions to them using the memcache PECL extension wrapped by
> Symfony 1.2 framework.
>
> In the past week we've had an increase in traffic which has resulted
> in a recurring latency issue caused by memcache.
>
> We see the network throughput of our web servers slowly creep up over
> an hour then drop suddenly.
> Please see the links below to the zabbix graph pics.
>
> As the network throughput rises on both web and memcache servers the
> latency rises.
> The web traffic does not correlate directly with the dropoffs in
> network throughput that can be seen on the web servers.  Analyzing the
> traffic using ntop showed 98% of the traffix was from memcache.
>
> It seems that the pecl memcache extension is not properly hashing the
> keys evenly across the 3 memcache servers.  In fact I had added mem3
> to alleviate the load with no significant gain.
> Also the amount of memcache traffic seems highly suspect.
>
> Can someone assist in diagnosing this issue?
> See below for additional info and links.
>
> Thanks
>
> Chris
>
> ELB Latency statistics: http://imgur.com/ZM4mh.png
> Memcache server network utilization: http://imgur.com/Sg8fJ.png
> PHP server network utilization: http://imgur.com/zxzWU.png
> Memcache server CPU load: http://imgur.com/tW8La.png
> PHP server CPU load: http://imgur.com/S5wio.png
> WWW requests per minute: http://imgur.com/242eV.png
>
> pecl memcache settings:
> Active persistent connections   1
> Version         2.2.5
> Revision        $Revision: 1.111 $
>
> Directive       Local Value     Master Value
> memcache.allow_failover 1       1
> memcache.chunk_size     32768   32768
> memcache.default_port   11211   11211
> memcache.default_timeout_ms     1000    1000
> memcache.hash_function  crc32   crc32
> memcache.hash_strategy  consistent      consistent
> memcache.max_failover_attempts  20      20
>
> memcache server setting:
> memcached -d -p 11211 -u nobody -m 1024 -c 2048 -P /var/run/memcached/
> memcached.pid
> v 1.4.0
>



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