oh, yes! the memcached is just a cacha, if it down we will get data from mysql.
In fact, my intention is to know what is happen when I can't get data from memcached. When I can't get data for the server down, I will log it for tracing the cause of the problem. Of cource, monitor the memcached servers can do it. 2007/12/7, Brian Moon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > yayu xie wrote: > > I also work in PHP, and C/C++ needs some. > > > > I just have to consider the issue of when the server down, procedures on > > how to handle. > > The clients should have built in failover. I know PHP does unless you > tell it not to. It will just save to another server and get from > another server until the correct server comes back online. Some people > don't like that as stale cache can happen if a server is flapping (going > up and down over and over). I personally don't have that issue in my > use case. > > -- > > Brian Moon > Senior Developer > ------------------------------ > When you care enough to spend the very least. > http://dealnews.com/ > > -- My WebSite : http://www.yayu.org
