Answer by rckehoe for Session VS File VS Memcache for a Cache in PHP?
Redis would be a good solution: Here is a thread on the Redis Vs. Memcached. Sounds like Redis has 512mb storage instead of the 1mb limit... QUITE a bit different :) Memcached vs. Redis?
View ArticleAnswer by sudip for Session VS File VS Memcache for a Cache in PHP?
The default maximum object size that is allowed in Memcache is 1MB. @jsaondavis : "session data is saved into a file". Your above statement is wrong. Session can be configured to store in database....
View ArticleAnswer by Ian Selby for Session VS File VS Memcache for a Cache in PHP?
Memcache is your best bet for a lot of reasons: It's REALLY fast - Everything's in memory, and it's highly optimized for situations just like yours (and caching in general :) It's distributed - This...
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I have a social network The users table is around 60,000 rows The friends table is around 1 million rows (used to determine who is your friend) I am wanting to do a friend feed, wall, whatever you...
View ArticleAnswer by user3631872 for Session VS File VS Memcache for a Cache in PHP?
Wrong! Memcached is not fixed to a size! its up to your computer memory and configurations you set.
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