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Friday, 21 January 2022

Monitoring a Mamcached server

 As a database administrator, you time to time want to monitor or to do any maintenance on a Memcached server. As long as the cache works, we consider the server in a good state and is there nothing that needs to be done. 

However, it is always a good practice to review the server used to be able to understand if the cache is suffering from a lack of resources or if the cache is oversized based on the workload.

There aren't any official Memcached tools that pull out stats continuously. There are a few choices between using third-party clients or developing a wrapped script using telnet.