Question: What is the definition of "unacceptable" latency here? It seems like different people have different definitions...
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"28TB of cached data in 800 memcached servers" results in 35GB main memory per server. Although servers with large RAM is in market, is this configuration practical?
I searched for a while and found this post. The main reason is cost. When taking account of the cost of operation (energy, cooling, rack space, etc), the dedicated memcached servers that have much more RAM cost only one third of combining typical servers to achieve the same amount of RAM.
Question: What is the definition of "unacceptable" latency here? It seems like different people have different definitions...
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"28TB of cached data in 800 memcached servers" results in 35GB main memory per server. Although servers with large RAM is in market, is this configuration practical?
I searched for a while and found this post. The main reason is cost. When taking account of the cost of operation (energy, cooling, rack space, etc), the dedicated memcached servers that have much more RAM cost only one third of combining typical servers to achieve the same amount of RAM.
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