memcached
FAQ
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15.6.5.
memcached
FAQ
Questions
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16.6.5.1: [1390]
Can memcached be run on a Windows environment?
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16.6.5.2: [1390]
What is the maximum size of an object you can store in memcached? Is that
configurable?
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16.6.5.3: [1391]
Is it true
memcached
will be much more effective with db-read-intensive
applications than with db-write-intensive applications?
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16.6.5.4: [1391]
Is there any overhead in not using persistent connections? If persistent is always
recommended, what are the downsides (for example, locking up)?
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16.6.5.5: [1391]
How is an event such as a crash of one of the
memcached
servers handled by the
memcached
client?
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16.6.5.6: [1391]
What is a recommended hardware configuration for a memcached server?
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16.6.5.7: [1391]
Is memcached more effective for video and audio as opposed to textual read/
writes?
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16.6.5.8: [1391]
Can
memcached
work with ASPX?
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16.6.5.9: [1391]
How expensive is it to establish a memcache connection? Should those
connections be pooled?
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16.6.5.10: [1392]
How is the data handled when the
memcached
server is down?
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16.6.5.11: [1392]
How are auto-increment columns in the MySQL database coordinated across
multiple instances of memcached?
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16.6.5.12: [1392]
Is compression available?
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16.6.5.13: [1392]
Can we implement different types of
memcached
as different nodes in the same
server, so can there be deterministic and non-deterministic in the same server?
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16.6.5.14: [1392]
What are best practices for testing an implementation, to ensure that it improves
performance, and to measure the impact of
memcached
configuration changes? And would you
recommend keeping the configuration very simple to start?
Questions and Answers
16.6.5.1: Can memcached be run on a Windows environment?
No. Currently
memcached
is available only on the Unix/Linux platform. There is an unofficial port
available, see
http://www.codeplex.com/memcachedproviders
.
16.6.5.2: What is the maximum size of an object you can store in memcached? Is that
configurable?
The default maximum object size is 1MB. In
memcached
1.4.2 and later, you can change the maximum
size of an object using the
-I
command line option.
For versions before this, to increase this size, you have to re-compile
memcached
. You can modify the
value of the
POWER_BLOCK
within the
slabs.c
file within the source.
In
memcached
1.4.2 and higher, you can configure the maximum supported object size by using the
-I
command-line option. For example, to increase the maximum object size to 5MB:
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