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By Abhishek Ghosh December 19, 2012 10:20 pm Updated on December 19, 2012

Own Cloud Based Proxy for Memcached and Redis Protocol with twemproxy

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Own Cloud Based Proxy for Memcached and Redis Protocol with twemproxy is waiting for you to be deployed on your Cloud Server as it is Free and Open Source. Previously we published how to use your Rackspace Cloud Server as Proxy. This article on Own Cloud Based Proxy for Memcached and Redis Protocol with twemproxy is not a step by step guide.

 

 

Own Cloud Based Proxy for Memcached and Redis Protocol with twemproxy

 

 

As it can be well understood from the title, Own Cloud Based Proxy for Memcached and Redis Protocol with twemproxy; we are pointing towards a free repository :

 

 

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https://github.com/twitter/twemproxy

 

 

twemproxy reduces the number of connections to your cache server acting as a proxy; it builds up automatic data sharding across multiple cache servers; it supports for the hash with different strategies and hashing functions; it can be configured to disable the failed nodes; one can run multiple instances, allowing the client to connect to the first available proxy server; Pipelining and batching of requests is enabled, saving round-trip.

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Own Cloud Based Proxy for Memcached and Redis Protocol with twemproxy

 

 

 

Twemproxy was made open source by Twitter earlier this year, with support for memcached, and has recently added support for Redis. Twitter makes extensive use of cache servers to allow the distribution of 300,000 tweets per second that are created within its social network.

 

How to get started with Own Cloud Based Proxy

 

As we pointed out, this is not a step by step guide. You can look at the linked article at the beginning of this article to spin up a server, however, the memcache setup is described in another guide, where we described the way to configure a truly scalable infrastructure for WordPress.

As written in the Github repository, you can use git to clone it or upload somewhere and wget it. You need to build the installer system in order to get it working.

 

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Cite this article as: Abhishek Ghosh, "Own Cloud Based Proxy for Memcached and Redis Protocol with twemproxy," in The Customize Windows, December 19, 2012, February 5, 2023, https://thecustomizewindows.com/2012/12/own-cloud-based-proxy-for-memcached-and-redis-protocol-with-twemproxy/.

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