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I'm obviously asking the wrong person, but if they use memcached as a temporary datastore until another process can come along later and write the data to disk,
by brown9-2 16y ago
I'm obviously asking the wrong person, but if they use memcached as a temporary datastore until another process can come along later and write the data to disk, what do they do if a memcache node fails?
Or would a node fail rare enough for the data loss to not matter much?
- zalew 16y agoI imagine they have other memcached nodes for failover. Have no idea how it's all managed though.