Is there a tutorial for .net developer using memcached?
Sun, 04/24/2011 - 02:30
Hi,
I am a .net developer and I am pushing my company to a caching based architecture from an old client-server- database one.
We are interested in the caching feature of membase server (not the writing to disk part) and we are evaluating membase server and appfabric.
Appfabric is very .net friendly which comes handy as my projects are based on .net.
I am very new to membase server (still working on the wiki). Is there a tutorial on how to use it from .net and is there any offical performance comparison between membase and appfabric?
Many Thanks
Jerry
Hey Jerry, thanks for your inquiry. We're working on building up our documentation in this area. For now, you'll want to take a look at the Enyim client for .NET: http://memcached.enyim.com/
The basic idea is:
-Check Membase for a piece of data
-If it exists, you'll get it back from Membase
-If it doesn't exist, generate the data from your traditional database and store it in Membase so that the next time your application comes along, it is available.
That's the general flow of Membase usage, the syntax obviously differs between languages.
It may also be useful for you to engage with us at Couchbase, Inc. to help get you up and running. We've been working with a number of companies to implement caching. It may also help to put you in touch with them directly to compare notes and strategies.
Please let me know what else I can do to help.
perry
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