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PHP and Memcached: The state of things

brian.moonspot.net
2010-06-27T02:17:56.000Z
php memcache memcached webdev imported:pinboard

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"Memcached is the de facto standard for caching in dynamic web sites. PHP is the one of the most widely used languages on the web. So, naturally there is lots of interest in using the two together. There are two choices for using memcached with PHP: PECL/memcache and PECL/memcached. Great names huh? But as of this writing there are issues with the two most popular Memcached libraries for PHP. This is a summary of those issues that I hope will help people being hurt by them and may bring about some change."

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Rate limiting with memcached

simonwillison.net
2009-01-08T06:46:01.000Z
webdev memcache ratelimiting imported:pinboard

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