hum, from what i know / remember, memcache don't have:
1)locks like hazelcast,
2)multicast discover,
3)replication,
4)index (memcache is a key-value cache)
5)it's not a sotrage, it's a cache, no storage at harddisk or in other
words, it don't have non volatile memory
6)i don't remember if it have
you can try kyoto tycoon or tokyo tyrant.
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On Tue, Sep 24, 2013 at 2:31 PM, Roberto Spadim rspa...@gmail.com wrote:
hum, from what i know / remember, memcache don't have:
1)locks like hazelcast,
2)multicast discover,
3)replication,
4)index (memcache is a
Hi,
We are using memcache extensively in our system. It is a mission-critical
part of our setup. Each memcached instance serves ~4300 requests per second.
Time to time we were experiencing connection problems related to memcache.
It was sometimes client problems. Recently, after investigations
I'm using the notes at https://code.google.com/p/memcached/wiki/Timeouts
to debug timeout errors against a single 1.4.4 Memcached server with 8GB
of RAM on CentOS 6.2 started with
memcached -d -p 11211 -u memcached -m 4096 -c 8192
I could not get
Stated VERY simply memcached can get and set data in a distributed manner -
end of story. CouchBase has the support replication and multiple heads and
consistent hashing. What you want is a very intelligent client that would
be using couchbase and a BUNCH of specialized code that does not yet
On Tue, Sep 24, 2013 at 3:16 AM, Namita Nair namita.n...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
I mean does the memcache automatically load the data if not found in the
cache through some configuration like the one present in the hazelcast and
oracle coherence.
It is up to the client to obtain/load the
any dmesg output about problems at same time? something about tcp?
2013/9/24 Doruk Deniz Kutukculer ddkutukcu...@gmail.com:
I forgot to mention: There is also CPU peaks at the time of incidents:
time %usr %sys %wio %idle
02:51:04 0 1 0 99
02:53:01 0 1 0 99
02:54:01 0 1 0 99
02:55:04
Hi,
I have a server that serves files fast. It is written in golang.
I need to cache files to serve quicker.
Typically the file will be between 100KB and 3MB.
I am new with Memcached and I was wondering if I can use it for my program
or not.
If not, Could you please give me some advice? Is
