“Memcache, keeping data in the handiest place: memory” presented by Brenda Wallace
Memcache, keeping data in the handiest place: memory
Data comes from all over the place, and changes quickly, yet you don’t want to re-retrieve over and over. Memcache (and its cousins) provides a place to keep things, for a little while, instead of hammering your remote data source. Learn about the exciting world of volatile data stores.
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11:55–12:20, Tuesday 29th January 2008, LinuxChix miniconf
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Brenda Wallace writes and uses open source code for mobile telcos. She works with SMS, WAP, MMS, and embedded applications for cellphones and PDAS, realtime billing, gateways, phone number portability and such like. She wishes she had more Erlang projects.
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