Memcached Tutorial for Beginners
About this course
This course serves as a comprehensive introduction to MIMC, an in-memory caching system known for its simplicity and effectiveness in reducing database load. Learners will grasp MIMC's architecture, memory management intricacies, and design choices, culminating in a hands-on demo utilizing Docker and telnet. Key topics include memory allocation, the least recently used (LRU) eviction policy, and multi-threading models that facilitate high concurrency.
What you should already know
Prior experience with basic programming and database concepts is recommended but not strictly required.
What you will learn
By the end of this course, learners can expect to have a solid foundation in using MIMC for caching, understanding its operational mechanics, and effectively implementing it in practical applications.