From what i have read, you can not store values or data over 1mb at a time with memcached. If this is the case, is there any way to find out the filesize of an array before submitting it to memcached?
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From what i have read, you can not store values or data over 1mb at a time with memcached. If this is the case, is there any way to find out the filesize of an array before submitting it to memcached?
Memcache is a key/value store, and hence does not ‘know’ about more “complex” objects. What the module does is serialize the value & store that as a string. So, the total size =
strlen(serialize($value));Note that your want the non-overloaded version ofstrlen!