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Introduction: Tugela Cache is a cache system like memecached, but instead of storing data just in RAM, it stores data in the file system using a b-tree. You trade latency in order to have a very large cache. It's useful for sites that have caching requirements that exceed their available memory. It uses the same wire protocol as memcached so it can be dropped in without a hassle. From the website: As large MediaWiki deployments may gain performance using Memcached, at some level cost of RAM to store all objects becomes too high. In order to balance resource usage and make more use of our Apache server disks, Tugela, the distributed cached on-disk hash database, has arrived. Tugela Cache is derived from Memcached. Much of the code remains the same, but notably, these changes: Internal slab allocator replaced by BerkeleyDB B-Tree database. Expiry policy management moved to external program tugela-expire Much statistics code made obsolete. An interesting point brought up in the comme


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