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I wrote an erlang implementation of a memcached server speaking the binary protocol over the weekend. You’re all probably wondering why. It was half a learning exercise, and half a way to plug a memcapable interface into more applications. http://dustin.github.com/2009/10/11/ememcached.html

erlang memcached

Cache your sessions. Don't piss off your users

http://dormando.livejournal.com/495593.html I hope you're all enjoying the 1.2.6 stable release of memcached. Don't want to hear no whining about it crashing! One of the most common questions in memcached land is the ever obnoxious "how do I put my sessions in memcached?". The long standing answer is usually "you don't", or "carefully", but people often walk the dark path instead. Many libraries do this as well, although I've seen at least one which gets it.
Memcached is generally treated as a black box. But what if you really need to know what’s in there? Not for runtime purposes, but for optimization and capacity planning?

peeping into memcached

http://blog.evanweaver.com/2009/04/20/peeping-into-memcached/