you’ll see something similar to:
{
"id": "123456789",
"name": "W3 Factory",
"first_name": "W3",
"last_name": "Factory",
"link": "http://www.facebook.com/w3factory",
"locale": "it_IT"
}
If you want to inspect Memcache using Telnet , this is a short overview of commands:
Connecting to the server
you should connect to memcache as usual
telnet 192.168.10.2 11211
Supported Commands
This is a short list of supported commands
| Command | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| get | Reads a value | get mykey |
| set | Set a key unconditionally | set mykey 0 60 5 |
| add | Add a new key | add newkey 0 60 5 |
| replace | Overwrite existing key | replace key 0 60 5 |
| append | Append data to existing key | append key 0 60 15 |
| prepend | Prepend data to existing key | prepend key 0 60 15 |
| incr | Increments numerical key value by given number | incr mykey 2 |
| decr | Decrements numerical key value by given number | decr mykey 5 |
| delete | Deletes an existing key | delete mykey |
| flush_all | Invalidate specific items immediately | flush_all |
| Invalidate all items in n seconds | flush_all 900 | |
| stats | Prints general statistics | stats |
| Prints memory statistics | stats slabs | |
| Prints memory statistics | stats malloc | |
| Print higher level allocation statistics | stats items | |
| stats detail | ||
| stats sizes | ||
| Resets statistics | stats reset | |
| version | Prints server version. | version |
| verbosity | Increases log level | verbosity |
| quit | Terminate telnet session | quit |
You can check the original post on lzone.de for more information http://lzone.de/articles/memcached.htm
A very interesting interview to Rick Kazman on Evaluating Software Architectures has been published on InfoQ.
Kazman talks about how Eveluating Software architectures can be part of a Lean and Agile process and how this can add value to the hole software production life cycle.
No its not the famous film from the ’80, it is one of the most useful terminal I know of.
If you are use to work with multiple shells Terminator is the application that you may like. When you open Terminator, it seems a usual terminal , but then try to press Ctrl-Shift-O .. or Ctrl-Shift-E … it splits up very nicely, and you can configure it to have different colors in every slice.
Very useful tool if you want for example execute an app and see the log at the same time, or take a look at more log files.
If you want to start with git and and do it fast, I recommend this Git Tutorial written by Lars Vogel.
In a simple step by step how to Lars gives an overview of the Git basics, in a very nice and effective way.