December 2010

December 21, 2010

Running Membase on OpenSolaris

I've been wanting to run Membase on my OpenSolaris server for a long time, but I haven't had the time to look into all of the details on getting it there.

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December 17, 2010

Building libmembase

I guess I was a bit too excited yesterday when I announced libmembase, because I completely forgot to mention where to get and build it.

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December 16, 2010

libmembase – a C interface to Membase

Membase is "on the wire" compatible with any memcached server if you connect to the standard memcached port (registered by myself back in 2009), so that you should should be able to access membase with any "memcapable" client. Backing this port is our membase proxy named moxi, and behind the scene it will do SASL authentication and proxy your requests to the correct membase server containing the item you want.

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December 15, 2010

Membase for Dummies: Monitoring Data Buckets in Membase

Greetings all! This is the fourth installment of my "Membase for Dummies" video blog series. The other entries are in the series are:

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December 13, 2010

Why Come2Play Chose Membase

Guest post: Tom Rosenfeld, Team Lead, Come2Play

Come2Play is a company that serves multiplayer web games online. Our site serves over 4 million players on a monthly basis, with tens of thousands of players at any given moment. We use MySQL as our database and IIS on our web servers, which run ASP.Net and classic asp (legacy code).

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