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Memcached for small objects

Posted on December 25, 2008 by Domas Mituzas

Memcached quite often ends up as a store for very small objects (small key and some integer value), though it isn’t really designed to do this kind of work by default. Current memory management is based on slabs (200 of … Continue reading →

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Replication will live!

Posted on April 12, 2008 by Domas Mituzas

Brian exposed some of his internal letters about death of replication (caused by memcached). Back when he wrote this, I responded back a bit too. Now as quite a few people really want to burry replication, let me point out … Continue reading →

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