Object Caching 302 MB

Question

I have an object (actually an array of objects) that is 302 MB. When I try to cache it with memcached, it does not work, no matter how much memory I pass memcached, apparently because memcached has a 1 MB limit on objects that it can cache. (Perhaps I am mistaken in this last part. I was not able to find excellent documentation.)

Any suggestions on how to cache this thing? I am using PHP / symfony on Linux.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

, [/etc/memcached.conf], :

# Increase limit 
-I 512M

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Answer 3

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I still join the others when they say that you probably need a different approach. Try to explain what data you want to cache.

Answer 4

There is no way for you to need a 302Mb instance of an object (or an array of objects) that will be cached.

Without seeing the code, I can’t suggest how ... but there should be a good way to refactor it so that you perform caching on a smaller scale.