>> We see in our code that memcache is deleted when a write is done but it >> seems that it is only done for that one server, we want that it should be >> cleared for that one piece of data on all servers.
i think they are doing client side replication.... maybe you client side code is wrong... one solution: make your client side ok other: use repcache and just use client side load balance 2011/2/3 Dustin <[email protected]>: > > On Feb 3, 2:32 am, Margalit Silver <[email protected]> wrote: >> Our system has 4 live servers on a load balancer in an Amazon Cloud. > >> We see in our code that memcache is deleted when a write is done but it >> seems that it is only done for that one server, we want that it should be >> cleared for that one piece of data on all servers. > > If you are using memcached effectively, a given piece of data will > only exist on one server. That's how you achieve massive scale in a > caching layer. > > You can get a quick overview here: http://memcached.org/about -- Roberto Spadim Spadim Technology / SPAEmpresarial
