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Using Memcached to Store Semi-Persistent Data
- smoody 16y agoWhy wouldn't someone simply drop-in the api-compatible membase in this situation? It's written by some of the memcached contributors, does heavy cacheing, so it has comparable in-memory speeds but yet persists data to disk, does not require any changes to code, is open source and free, and can do transparent replication and rebuilding. http://www.membase.com/ http://www.membase.com/
- dorkitude 16y agoI agree. Membase wins here :) I use it to /actually/ persist data for a social game with 300k users with no problems, and it also backs FarmVille. I think scale-out data like Membase is the final piece in the commodity-servers-for-scale puzzle.
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