Re: Google like scalability using perl?

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Sounds like memcached. There are a variety of CPAN modules for interfacing with it.

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Re^2: Google like scalability using perl? by dpavlin (Friar) on Oct 09, 2009 at 01:03 UTC
Redis is another in-memory store. However i really wanted to keep data in perl memory for fastest possible execution of view code across data. I'm thinking about making merge to Redis directly from nodes to skip heavy merge on master if I have a lot of fields generated on nodes. This is the case with biggest query I currently have, but I still don't have code for that (Redis code currently in is left-over from first iteration which did merge to Redis on master). 2share!2flame...	[reply]

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Re^2: Google like scalability using perl?
by dpavlin (Friar) on Oct 09, 2009 at 01:03 UTC

Redis is another in-memory store. However i really wanted to keep data in perl memory for fastest possible execution of view code across data.

I'm thinking about making merge to Redis directly from nodes to skip heavy merge on master if I have a lot of fields generated on nodes. This is the case with biggest query I currently have, but I still don't have code for that (Redis code currently in is left-over from first iteration which did merge to Redis on master).

2share!2flame...

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