I use and love Berkeley but it seems to bog down once you get near a million or so entries, especially on the inserts. I've tried memcachedb which works but it's not being maintained so I'm worried of using it in production. Does anyone have any other similar solutions, basically I want to be able to do key lookups on a large(possibly ...
I am building a webapp that has the following characteristics: It only has a small number of pages, home,contact us, about,singup,etc. Each user has one jquery-based page that allows them to drag/drop/manipulate DOM elements. When a user has finished manipulating elements they can hit Save and elements are sent via JSON to a PHP script...
By counter it could be pageviews, downloads, number of votes etc. Basically, not very 'critical' data. What is the 'best' way to store those information? Mysql is not a good option. What do you guys use? ...
I want to use MemcacheDB instead of Memcached because I don't have a lot of RAM for Memcached. Will it work with django's cache framework? Is there anything additional I would need to do? ...
I'm currently storing generated HTML pages in a memcached in-memory cache. This works great, however I am wanting to increase the storage capacity of the cache beyond available memory. What I would really like is: memcached semantics (i.e. not reliable, just a cache) memcached api preferred (but not required) large in-memory first leve...
We need a caching solution that essentially caches data (text files) anywhere from 3 days up to a week based on user preferences and criteria. In this case memory based caching does not make sense to us. We were referred to MemcacheDB however I also thought of some NO SQL solutions. Our current application uses RDMS (MYSQL) and I guess...
Hi All, I have researching NoSQL for a while, but I am still struggling to wrap my head around searching and filtering results/documents. In a NoSQL world, how would I find all data within two timestamps for example? If everything is stored on a key/value basis? Or find all documents within a radius of a latitude and longitude point? ...
Hello, I am trying to build library application. Converting the PDF documents to PNG images. (each page is one PNG file) So there will be several millions of PNG's going to be there in the server. Number of hits per second will be more than 500 and i have to serve the png's. 1) I am choosing MemcacheDB to maintain the PNG's 2) I am cho...
Is something like this bad with memcache? 1. GET LIST OF KEYS 2. FOR EACH KEY IN LIST OF KEYS - GET DATA I'm expecting the list of keys to be around ~1000 long. If this is bad, I'm wondering if there is a better way to do this? I figured memcache might be fast enough where such an O(n) query might not be so important. I would ne...