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Sorry, makes no sense to me. If your app needs a memcached instance then those $20 bucks are likely a rounding error on the hosting bill either way. And If yo
by moe 16y ago
Sorry, makes no sense to me.
If your app needs a memcached instance then those $20 bucks are likely a rounding error on the hosting bill either way.
And If you just want one for testing then a tiny <50M memcached on the local instance will carry you a long way.
Even ignoring the glaring security and technical concerns, I just don't see a use-case for this.
- ritonlajoie 16y agoon heroku they offer highly priced memcache.They offer 5mb for free,thats enough for me to think there is a usecase (at the time of my thoughts..)