Write LRU to database
Randy Wigginton
krw at nobugz.com
Wed Nov 8 14:53:15 UTC 2006
We've made modifications to allow some very nice application
monitoring. It is nearly an ideal framework for such a usage, but we
did have to add some new functionality. Sure wish the default
implementation allowed easy "hooks"...
On Nov 8, 2006, at 9:30 AM, Chris Hondl wrote:
>
> 2. Application level monitoring. We store large amounts of
> performance information into memcached (counts of slow pages and
> slow queries, counts of queries per database table, execution
> traces for slow pages, database connection info for debugging too
> many connection errors in MySQL, etc.). Most these are stored
> either on slow pages (when a page takes 1+ seconds, doing an extra
> couple memcached hits isn't a big deal) or are randomly sampled so
> that the expected number of memcached hits per event is small. If
> counters get reset or we lose a few execution traces no big deal -
> worst impact is that our rrd graphs have blip for five minutes.
>
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