CacheGorilla¶ ↑

• github.com/timrosenblatt/CacheGorilla

Let’s say you’ve got a MongoDB server, being used as a key-value store for an app being served by three sticky-load-balanced web servers. Running an instance of Memcached will speed up repeated reads.

CacheGorilla lets you have a cache for MongoDB stored in-memory, and if you’re running a local copy of Memcache, you can sidestep network latency, giving you an extra ms or two.

This speeds up MongoDB by using antimatter and solar rays.

include CacheGorilla

@cg = CacheGorilla.new
@cg["key"] = "value"

• You need either the ‘memcached` or `memcache-client` gem, and the `mongo` gem

sudo gem install CacheGorilla

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