memcached is very powerful, it is also very simple to install:
Download source, compile and install. Libevent library should pay attention to the existence of the development, if it is the Department of debian can do:
apt-get install libevent1-dev
Default is installed in / usr / local circumstances, and should be identified by other libraries.
debian can take reference from the Department of ubuntu start-up under way:
/ etc / init.d / memcached
/ etc / memcached.conf
start-memcached
ubuntu using apt to install memcached can be found on these files, change the path can be used.
Installation libmemcached, this is a very good client:
Stable version:
Install memcached for ruby:
Stable version:
The two versions can be together with.
Make reference to this:
http://quake.javaeye.com/blog/355312
After all is installed, you can use ruby-ri.
Used to put a number of constants and is the best session.
Download source, compile and install. Libevent library should pay attention to the existence of the development, if it is the Department of debian can do:
apt-get install libevent1-dev
Default is installed in / usr / local circumstances, and should be identified by other libraries.
debian can take reference from the Department of ubuntu start-up under way:
/ etc / init.d / memcached
/ etc / memcached.conf
start-memcached
ubuntu using apt to install memcached can be found on these files, change the path can be used.
Installation libmemcached, this is a very good client:
Stable version:
Install memcached for ruby:
Stable version:
The two versions can be together with.
Make reference to this:
http://quake.javaeye.com/blog/355312
After all is installed, you can use ruby-ri.
CACHE_SERVER="localhost:11211"
cache = Memcached.new(CACHE_SERVER)
cache.set("testkey","test value")
Used to put a number of constants and is the best session.