another newbie ..

[Peter Van Dijck]

Remember that early optimization is the source of all evil.

You can easily run millions of members in an old fashioned sessions
table, so why do you want to fix a problem you don't have yet?

Peter

On 4/11/07, Özgür Köy <genseric at gmail.com> wrote:
> hi all ,
>
> i am currently working on a new community application, a pretty complex
> one(not in US :) )
>
> well i ve been thinking of mysql clustering ( all heap tables ) for session
> management.
> being sure of what i d do, i was roaming on web. hell i ve seen the
> memcached, peace of  bob marley was lost. digged and digged all i found was
> , innovation! ( omg )
>
> btw,
> i ve read some of you guys, sharing GREAT nfo, thanks to all those for being
> generous themselves, i really wanna shout that out, cause my thoughts
> developed.
>
> well as i said i am on a pretty big project, all developing myself. i
> already(mostly) have the smarty engine caching system( my saviour) planned.
> for sessions and some other stuff that i need, i m thinking of using the
> sweet juicy memcached.
>
> the real deal is , i got a few questions to shoot,
> and i know it s lame but i ll use numbers..
>
> 1. get status method, does that work accurate, i mean can i use that info to
> load balance the mc'd servers? ( if 1st is full, try the 2.)
> 2. i ll let the application( all codes and ..) work on some seperate
> server(s). but, i just thought that the servers running only app( php
> actually) may run their own memcached daemon(just with some 256mb like ram
> setting). just to help the mc'd network.
> sure i ll monitor but, do you think it may slow down the application  a lot
> ?
> 3. i read  some about the facebook patched version, me confused, i must say
> :) which is the most accurate one for some application like i said..?
> something like imeem.com 's
> 4. zend has some caching module as well  i recall. are these 2 in some same
> path? if so , any benchmark info?
>
>
> well guys thanks a lot for reading. i m waiting to share my status.
>
>


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