I'm thinking of the case where I have multiple proxies that an account can send to and I want to do concurrency counts across them. Doesn't need to be a reliable data store. Just need to be able to update a value here and be able to read it there.

This module puts ya'll real close to the top of my "pretty cool people" list. Thank you.


Richard Revels

On Jul 15, 2009, at 2:01 PM, Brett Nemeroff wrote:

I think it's worth re-iterating that memcache is NOT meant to be a reliable data store and you should essentially build your applications assuming the data will NOT be available. Doing some reading on memcache is very worthwhile for proper use of this fantastic capability. The use of OpenSIPs using memcache doesn't really change any of the underlying design principals.



On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 12:14 PM, andrei dragus <[email protected] > wrote:



 Hi, Richard.

 Yes.

 As long as the server (ip and port) is the same, keys are
 visible from all opensips distribution accessing that
 cache.

 Careful! In some cases this may be unwanted behavior.

 Also if you use a group of servers you don't have complete
 control over which keys go on which servers, but if you use
 the same groups on all opensips servers it is guaranteed
 that they are distributed in the same way, so again they are
 visible from all servers.

 Andrei.

 --- On Wed, 7/15/09, Richard Revels <[email protected]>
 wrote:


 > Andrei,
 >
 > I'll read the documentation shortly but I wonder if
 you
 > could give me
 > a quick booster here.  Does this module allow for
 two
 > or more opensips
 > proxies to access the same memory cached data on the
 > distributed cache?
 >
 > Richard Revels
 >
 >





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