A light-weight, async/non-blocking Memcached client for .NET
#Install on NuGet
Install-Package MemcachedSharp
#Setup and Options
var client = new MemcachedClient("somehost:11211", new MemcachedOptions
{
// setup my options here
ConnectTimeout = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(2),
ReceiveTimeout = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(2),
EnablePipelining = true,
MaxConnections = 2,
MaxConcurrentRequestPerConnection = 15
});####ConnectTimeout The amount of time to wait before abandoning an attempt to connect to a Memcached host.
- Default: 2 seconds,
TimeSpan.FromSeconds(2). - Infinite timeout: -1 millisecond,
Timeout.InfiniteTimeSpanorTimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(-1).
####ReceiveTimeout The amount of time to wait before abandoning an attempt to receive more data from a Memcached host. Please note that requests may take longer than the specified receive timeout. This timeout only limits the amount of time that a connection may remain idle when data is expected.
- Default: 2 seconds,
TimeSpan.FromSeconds(2). - Infinite timeout: -1 millisecond,
Timeout.InfiniteTimeSpanorTimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(-1).
####EnablePipelining Enables the client to send multiple requests on the same connection before receiving any of the responses. This works a lot like http pipelining.
- Default: true
####MaxConnections The maximum number of connections that may be opened at one time to the target host. Note that this number doesn't need to be very high to achieve high throughput if pipelining is enabled.
- Default: 2
####MaxConcurrentRequestPerConnection The maximum number of requests that may be sent at one time on the same connection.
- Default: 15
- Only applicable if EnablePipelining is true.
#Example
using System;
using MemcachedSharp;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using(var client = new MemcachedClient("localhost:11211"))
{
Console.Write("get foo...");
var foo = await client.Get("foo");
Console.WriteLine(foo == null ? "not found." : "found.");
Console.Write("set foo...");
await client.Set("foo", Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("Hello, World!"));
Console.WriteLine("done.");
Console.Write("get foo...");
foo = await client.Get("foo");
Console.WriteLine(foo == null ? "not found." : "found.");
foo.Dump("Foo");
Console.Write("delete foo...");
await client.Delete("foo");
Console.WriteLine(foo == null ? "not found." : "deleted.");
Console.Write("get foo...");
foo = await client.Get("foo");
Console.WriteLine(foo == null ? "not found." : "found.");
}#MemcachedClient
- Instances are stateful. Connections are created the first time they are needed and persist as long as the MemcachedClient instance exists.
- Instances should be disposed when they are no longer needed. Doing so will close pooled connections to Memcached.
- For long-lived applications with periodic requests to Memcached I recommend keeping a single instance alive for the life-time of the application.
###Operations
public class MemcachedClient : IDisposable
{
Task<MemcachedItem> Get(string key);
Task<MemcachedItem> Gets(string key);
Task Set(string key, byte[] value, MemcachedStorageOptions options = null);
Task<bool> Delete(string key);
Task<bool> Add(string key, byte[] value, MemcachedStorageOptions options = null);
Task<bool> Replace(string key, byte[] value, MemcachedStorageOptions options = null);
Task<bool> Append(string key, byte[] value, MemcachedStorageOptions options = null);
Task<bool> Prepend(string key, byte[] value, MemcachedStorageOptions options = null);
Task<ulong?> Increment(string key, ulong value);
Task<ulong?> Decrement(string key, ulong value);
Task<CasResult> Cas(string key, long casUnique, byte[] value, MemcachedStorageOptions options = null);
}###MemcachedItem
// Encapsulates a response object from Memcached.
public class MemcachedItem
{
// The key of the object retrieved from Memcached;
public string Key { get; }
// The flags value of the object retrieved from Memcached.
public uint Flags { get; }
// The size of the object retrieved from Memcached.
public long Size { get; }
// The cas unique field of the object retrieved from Memcached.
public long? CasUnique { get; }
// A Stream of the data retrieved from Memcached.
public Stream Data { get; }
}###MemcachedStorageOptions
// Encapsulates options for storage operations in Memcached.
public class MemcachedStorageOptions
{
// The flags field on the object to store in Memcached.
public uint Flags { get; set; }
// The expires field on the object to store in Memcached.
public TimeSpan? ExpirationTime { get; set; }
}