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Re: Entries not being deleted from backend MySQL table when memcached storage time expires
Posted by: Rick James
Date: June 17, 2013 08:33PM

MySQL's purpose is to be a persistent repository for data.
Memcached's purpose is to be a cache.

Caches, by definition, can lose their entries.
Persistent storage, by definition, must not lose their entries.

Why do you think you need memcached? MySQL will happily deliver thousands of point-queries per second even without the need for memcached. Do you need tens of thousands?

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