restarting every night?
Steve Grimm
sgrimm at facebook.com
Thu Jun 7 15:45:28 UTC 2007
Which memcached version? Which system architecture (AMD64, etc.)? Which
libevent version? If you were running it on a 64-bit architecture, was it
compiled as a 32-bit app or a 64-bit one?
Our memcached instances are all 13GB and they all run until we have to take
the machine down or install a new version. We compile in 64-bit mode and
memcached happily chews up all the memory we throw its way.
-Steve
On 6/6/07 1:01 PM, "Brandon Ooi" <brandon at hotornot.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We've seen corruption too on some older linux kernels (2.6.11) with
> memcache instances larger than 2gb (no idea why) this would cause weird
> issues and if we kept using it would eventually crash by themselves
> after a few days. we saw this on 4 different machines. When kept under
> 2gb they seemed stable. Perhaps this is your issue?
>
> Brandon
>
> Brian Moon wrote:
>> andrew at flypublishing.com wrote:
>>> A friend of mine says he restarts his memcached servers every night
>>> because after a few days the data gets corrupted.
>>>
>>> Is this common practice? Does anyone have experience running
>>> memcached for months on end with no data corruption?
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>
>> STAT uptime 5610211
>>
>> That is 65 days. And we took it down then to physically move the
>> server. We don't even think about it. It just runs. No issue with
>> "data corruption", whatever that means.
>>
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