OpenURI and MemCached sitting in a tree
Require the library using
require 'openuri_memcached'
To get started run your memcached server
$ memcached -d
The default address that this gem will terminate against is localhost:11211, you can change this using
OpenURI::Cache.host = ['serverone.com:11211', 'servertwo:11211']
The cache defaults to 15 minutes, however this can be changed using:
OpenURI::Cache.expiry = 60 * 10 # Ten long minutes
Execution
Use exactly the same as you would openuri, only.. enable it.
require 'openuri_memcached'
OpenURI::Cache.enable!
open("http://germanforblack.com").read # Slow as a wet week
Quit your app (leave memcached running) and run the same example, it
should now happen in less then ... some time that is really fast.
Questions and comments can be directed to ben at germanforblack.com
All code is provided with no warranty and should be considered experimental until otherwise stated
Require the library using
require 'openuri_memcached'
To get started run your memcached server
$ memcached -d
The default address that this gem will terminate against is localhost:11211, you can change this using
OpenURI::Cache.host = ['serverone.com:11211', 'servertwo:11211']
The cache defaults to 15 minutes, however this can be changed using:
OpenURI::Cache.expiry = 60 * 10 # Ten long minutes
Execution
Use exactly the same as you would openuri, only.. enable it.
require 'openuri_memcached'
OpenURI::Cache.enable!
open("http://germanforblack.com").read # Slow as a wet week
Quit your app (leave memcached running) and run the same example, it
should now happen in less then ... some time that is really fast.
Questions and comments can be directed to ben at germanforblack.com
All code is provided with no warranty and should be considered experimental until otherwise stated