Delicious Bookmarks for April 8th from 13:08 to 13:54

These are my links for April 8th from 13:08 to 13:54:

• A Bunch of Great Strategies for Using Memcached and MySQL Better Together | High Scalability – April 8th
  ( tags: database performance mysql scaling scalability caching memcached memcache )
• Strategy: Break Up the Memcache Dog Pile | High Scalability – April 8th
  ( tags: development performance scaling scalability cache caching memcached memcache )
• dormando – Should you cache? – April 8th
  ( tags: programming database performance mysql scaling scalability caching memcached )
• WhyNotMemcached – memcached – Why should you not use Memcached? – Google Code – April 8th
  ( tags: performance faq cache memcached memcache )
• Clients – memcached – Client API’s / libraries – Google Code – April 8th
  ( tags: cache caching clients memcached memcache )
• MemcacheDB: A distributed key-value storage system designed for persistent – April 8th
  ( tags: programming opensource database storage scalability distributed memcached memcache persistence )
• RedirectsAndRewrites – Varnish – Trac – April 8th
  ( tags: url rewrites varnish )
• LoadBalancing – Varnish – Trac – April 8th
  ( tags: loadbalancing varnish )
• ESIfeatures – Varnish – Trac – April 8th
  ( tags: proxy performance cache caching http varnish esi )
• Varnish – Trac – April 8th
  ( tags: web proxy server performance cache caching http varnish accelerator )
• ArchitectNotes – Varnish – Trac – April 8th
  ( tags: programming design proxy performance memory cache optimization architecture varnish )
• Tugela Cache – Meta – April 8th
  ( tags: programming database performance distributed cache caching berkeleyDB memcached tugela )
• Start – memcached – memcached Documentation – Google Code – April 8th
  ( tags: documentation database performance scalability cache caching dev memcached )
• memcached: a distributed memory object caching system – April 8th
  ( tags: programming web database performance distributed cache caching memcached )
• Lessons Learned: The one line split-test, or how to A/B all the time – April 8th
  %(postalicious-tags)( tags: programming website webdev startup testing business usability metrics split-testing a/b )%