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Memcached for C# - A Walkthrough(deanhume.com)

submitted by deanomachinodeanomachino(764) 7 months, 28 days ago

A while ago I wrote about Object caching in .NET 4. I think that the Object Caching in .NET 4 is a great tool to use for caching and literally takes minutes to get up and running. However, one of the downsides of using the System.Runtime.Caching in .NET 4 is that every time your application pool recycles in IIS, you lose the objects in cache. The same happens if you make a change to your web.config or redeploy your application.

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posted by dpetersondpeterson(4397) 7 months, 28 days ago 0

Thanks for the quick walkthrough, could you expand on why you chose EnyimMemcached as opposed to the myriad of other libraries for Memcached out there? I've thought about adding Memcached to my applications before but never got further than trying to figure out which library to use.

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