I\'m truing to use memcache in my PHP code: $memcache = new Memcache; $memcache->connect(\'10.0.0.21\', 11244) or die (\"Could not connect\");
Say I have a webapp running on some number of load-balanced EC2 servers, storing and retrieving metadata from SimpleDB with larger chunks of data stored on S3 (due to the whole 1 KB limitation of Simp
All the problem has occurred since I have adapted Load Balance on my EC2 instance. I have decided to access and manage session on an independent instance which is not managed by Load Balance at all.
Mysql has memory based data engines, which means it keeps the data in RAM. There are two types of memory storage engine in Mysql as far as I know that use memory,
I am using a listview and in the every row of thatlistview i am showing some images which is downloaded from URL, but the problem is that whenever i scroll up or downthe images get vanished and again
I\'m trying to implement another pure javascript memcache client for node.js. The question is that I have to get keys which were set by P开发者_JS百科HP Memcache class from multipule memcache server,
Response time of loading image is varying significantly, why is this happening & how can is solve this. Please consider the following senario :
I currently cache all my entities in my appengine datastore by key in memcache. Is it more efficient for me to do all my queries as KEY ONLY queries and then getting the actual entities fro开发者_JA
I am changing my backend cache strategy from filesystem to Memcached! My question is am I doing all steps right?
A dataset growing currently >1 million which requires constant lookup / updation of user specific data.
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