On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 11:03 AM, Chavelle V. removed_email_address@domain.invalid
wrote:
definitly not an expert but when I read your post, it’s the idea that I
have had.
From what I read ncache works by caching items from disk into memory.
The problem I have is that the media is changing every 250ms.
Anyway an update, I have tweaked the kernel IPV4 parameters and even
though I have at times 23,000 TIME_WAITs, they are now being recycled.
The server is sustaining about 50Mbits of traffic going through
memcached->nginx. My connection count hovers around 220 when using
nginx_stats module. Is this the norm? I am wondering if I have an
artificial bottleneck somewhere?
Looking more into the unix domain sockets I am not sure if this would
be the most pertinent solution to the problem. I noticed there was
some talk on persistent connections to upstream servers – is this
planned for memcached (I am using this model on the app server side to
feed memcached and it is working great)?
Cheers
Kon