Hello,
The OpenSIPS cachedb layer connecting to the Couchbase server should not
change at all the actual success rate offered by the back-end.
Have you tried running the queries from within an external script and
got a better success rate ? Also, when the OpenSIPS queries are failing,
what are the errors that you are seeing in the log ?
Best Regards,
Vlad Paiu
OpenSIPS Developer
http://www.opensips-solutions.com
On 27.07.2014 22:28, Jonathan Hulme wrote:
Hi,
I understand that memcached is not designed to have
100% success rate on hitting existing keys, but as far as I am know
couchbase key requests should, maybe it is the entire opensips caching
layer which was designed like this.
I am getting about 99.5%+ success rate on both memcache and native
couchbase driver, however this is too low for my required application.
I have tried concatenating 3 identical sequential queries to increase
success rate, but this makes no difference.
Can anyone suggest how I can improve the reliability of my queries to
couchbase, ideally internally within opensips. Alternatively a low
latency way if it has to go via an external system
Kind Regards
Jonathan
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