Posts by Paddy

Deploy Flask on Elastic Beanstalk and Scale with Memcache

Want to deploy a Flask application on AWS Elastic Beanstalk that is ready to scale? In this tutorial, you’ll set up an Elastic Beanstalk environment, deploy a Flask application, hook it up to a MySQL database, and finally use Memcache to speed it up.

Memcache is an in-memory key-value store, a technology that improves the performance and scalability of web apps. Consider using Memcache when your pages load slowly, or your app has scalability issues. Memcache can make page loads snappy even for small sites and help future-proof your app.

How to use LiteSpeed Cache and Memcached on Lightsail

In this tutorial, you’ll install WordPress on AWS Lightsail. You’ll then install the LiteSpeed Cache WordPress plugin and configure it to use Memcached, using a Memcached-compliant cache provisioned by MemCachier. By the end of the tutorial, you will have a fully functional WordPress site running on Amazon Lightsail with enhanced performance thanks to the LiteSpeed Cache plugin and Memcached.

How to use LiteSpeed Cache and Memcached on DigitalOcean

Looking for the fastest way to run WordPress on DigitalOcean? In this tutorial, you’ll set up an OpenLiteSpeed WordPress Droplet on DigitalOcean and learn how to leverage Memcached in two ways using the LiteSpeed Cache WordPress plugin. First, you’ll use the Memcached server included with the OpenLiteSpeed WordPress Droplet. Second, you’ll create and use a MemCachier cluster for improved scalability, high availability, and powerful cache debugging.

MemCachier Now Available in Montreal and Mumbai

You can now enhance your application’s performance by launching MemCachier in two new regions: Montreal (ca-central-1) and Mumbai (ap-south-1). This expansion allows you to take advantage of lower network latency and offer a better experience to your users in these regions.

Deploy Laravel and Memcache on Render.com: The Complete Guide

Do you want to deploy a Laravel 10 application on Render and boost its performance with Memcache? In this tutorial, you’ll create a simple Laravel task list app, deploy it to Render, and use Memcache to speed it up.

Deploy Django and Memcache on DigitalOcean App Platform

Django is a popular, high-level Python web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic design. DigitalOcean’s App Platform is a Platform as a Service (PaaS) product to configure and deploy applications from a code repository. It offers a fast and effective way to deploy your Django app. In this tutorial, you’ll deploy a Django application to DigitalOcean App Platform and then make it more scalable by adding caching with the DigitalOcean Marketplace Add-On for MemCachier. MemCachier is compliant with the memcached object caching system but has several advantages, such as never touching servers, daemons, or configuration files.

Deploy Rails and Memcache on Render: A How-To Guide

Do you want to deploy a Ruby on Rails application on Render and boost its performance with Memcache? In this tutorial, you’ll create a simple Rails contact list app, deploy it to Render, and finally use Memcache to speed it up.

Memcache serves as an in-memory data storage system, a tool that significantly enhances the efficiency and scalability of web applications. Consider integrating Memcache if your pages exhibit sluggish load times or your application faces scaling challenges. Regardless of your app’s size, Memcache has the potential to quicken page loads and help future-proof your app.

Deploy Django and Memcache on Render: A How-To Guide

Do you want to deploy a Django application on Render and boost its performance with Memcache? In this tutorial, you’ll create a simple Django task list app, deploy it to Render, and finally use Memcache to speed it up.

Memcache serves as an in-memory data storage system, a tool that significantly enhances the efficiency and scalability of web applications. Consider integrating Memcache if your pages exhibit sluggish load times or your application faces scaling challenges. Regardless of your app’s size, Memcache has the potential to quicken page loads and help future-proof your app.

How to use Memcached on Render.com

Web application performance has become more critical than ever, and a crucial part of optimizing performance is an efficient caching strategy. Enter Memcached—an open-source, powerful, distributed memory object caching system to speed up dynamic web applications.

In this tutorial you’ll learn two methods for working with Memcached on Render—deploying Memcached as a Private Service and integrating with MemCachier. MemCachier is a cloud-based service that manages and scales clusters of Memcached-compliant servers so you can focus on your app.

How to Migrate MemCachier from Heroku to Render: Use the same simple Memcached solution

With the removal of Heroku’s free tier, many are making a move from Heroku to Render. Using MemCachier on Render is as easy and powerful as ever, and migrating your cache involves a few short and simple steps:

The most reliable, powerful, and easy way to use Memcached on DigitalOcean

In the world of web development, performance is paramount. As developers, we constantly seek ways to optimize our applications, ensuring a seamless user experience that keeps visitors returning for more. One of the most effective techniques for achieving lightning-fast web app performance is caching, and when it comes to caching, Memcached is a widely recognized and trusted solution. If you’re using DigitalOcean to host your applications, you’re in luck! This blog post will introduce you to the most reliable, powerful, and easy way to use Memcached on DigitalOcean: MemCachier.

Configure W3 Total Cache with Memcached and SASL Authentication on DigitalOcean

In this tutorial, you’ll install WordPress as a 1-Click Droplet on DigitalOcean. You’ll then install the W3 Total Cache WordPress plugin and configure it to use Memcached with SASL authentication, using a Memcached-compliant cache provisioned by MemCachier. By the end of the tutorial, you will have a fully functional WordPress site running on DigitalOcean with enhanced performance thanks to the W3 Total Cache plugin and Memcached.

Configure W3 Total Cache to use Memcached with SASL Authentication on AWS Lightsail

In this tutorial, you’ll install WordPress on AWS Lightsail. You’ll then install the W3 Total Cache WordPress plugin and configure it to use Memcached with SASL authentication, using a Memcached-compliant cache provisioned by MemCachier. By the end of the tutorial, you will have a fully functional WordPress site running on Amazon Lightsail with enhanced performance thanks to the W3 Total Cache plugin and Memcached.

Deploy a Django Application on AWS Elastic Beanstalk and scale it with Memcache

Want to deploy a Django application on AWS Elastic Beanstalk that is ready to scale? In this tutorial, you’ll set up an Elastic Beanstalk environment, hook it up to a MySQL database, deploy a Django application, and finally use Memcache to speed it up.

Debug, Optimize and Monitor Your Memcache With the MemCachier Advanced Analytics Dashboard

Debugging a Memcached cache can be challenging. A cache often seems like a black box, cumbersome to view its contents and complicated to evaluate its performance. MemCachier’s advanced analytics tools enable you to troubleshoot, optimize and monitor your memcache so you can cache effectively with confidence.

Deploy an Express.js application on AWS Elastic Beanstalk and scale it with Memcached

Express is a massively popular framework for Node and is a tried and tested choice for building fast web apps and APIs. AWS Elastic Beanstalk is a service for deploying and scaling web applications and services. It offers a quick and efficient way to deploy your Express app.

Build a WordPress One-Click application on DigitalOcean and scale it with Memcache

One-click applications are also known as Marketplace images.

This tutorial will walk you through the steps of creating a simple WordPress One-Click application on DigitalOcean and then adding Memcache to prevent or alleviate a performance bottleneck.