Take a look at Membase. www.membase.com On Mon, Dec 6, 2010 at 9:18 PM, Bill Moseley <[email protected]> wrote:
> So, pretty general question: > > Seems against the recommendation of this list, Memcached is often used as a > session store. I'm working with a client now that uses two clusters of > memcached servers and every write is saved on two clusters and on failed > reads the backup is read. Poor mans HA -- kind of. > > From what I hear the session data is updated very often -- that is almost > every read is followed by an update. And I believe the sessions are large, > too. Memcached has been reliable and easy to scale. Still, it's a cache. > > I'm just curious what people here would recommend now for a durable and > highly available, yet fast and scalable session store for a high traffic > site. > > Combine the two clusters into a single cluster and use Mysql and > replication? Memcachedb? > > -- > Bill Moseley > [email protected] >
