I would like to ask people who have experience with MySQL MEMORY engine. Is it a good choice for cheap and fast caching system.
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I would like to ask people who have experience with MySQL MEMORY engine. Is it a good choice for cheap and fast caching system.
Cheap and fast? Sure – it does the trick. And it’s just so simple to write an SQL query instead of dealing with PHP extensions that you are unfamiliar with.
Basically, what I use it for is storing session data, but unless you want to populate it with huge amounts of content – I guess it’s good for caching too.