On Wednesday, September 7, 2011 10:48:28 AM UTC-7, Ashish wrote: > > Hi all, > > Please help me in understanding the concept of bytes_written, bytes > and limit_maxbytes. >
limit_maxbytes is configuration that you use to specify how many bytes you can store bytes is the number of bytes you can store bytes_written is the number of bytes that have been written over networking sockets > When I do stats on my memcache server, I get limit_maxbytes as 1GB. > If I have to figure out if memcache memory is getting full, which > value should I look - bytes or bytes_written? > If you have to figure out memcached is "full", you're looking for something else and think that might help you understand whatever it is you're looking for. What are you looking for? The most useful stats for a cache are a) hit rate, b) eviction rate. Memory in use is not very useful. You want it full. > Is that a thing to concern about? > Is your application performing poorly?
