I've been asking on where the problems are several times. It would be useful to run something like munin and look at a statistics on which pages are retrieved most. It's better than making a wild guess.

Well, I wasn't guessing wildly. Page load numbers were even public information until they got broken (by a mysql update, I think -- I don't have those details swapped in at the moment).

And I've posted public nodes about the problems that have been identified, how many of them were fixed, and how they get rebroken. It is too bad that you seem completely unaware of them. *shrug*

Update: Sorry, I'm sure that sounds harsh. Let me echo Corion's best reply. Your help and support is sincerely appreciated! Very little in PerlMonks admin is instantaneous, far from it. I wouldn't rate memcached as the first priority but I'm also convinced it would be an improvement (except for the race condition which might hardly ever be noticed or might be quite an annoyance that other users of memcached don't run into).

- tye        

In reply to Re^2: PerlMonks Caching (data) by tye
in thread PerlMonks Caching by ahmad

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