Cross-platform, distributed caching system that caches data in RAM, speeding up database-driven websites that frequently consult external sources such as databases and APIs. When the RAM is full, older objects are deleted. It was first developed by Brad Fitzpatrick for LiveJournal – his own website – in 2003. It was written in Perl and latter rewritten in C, and uses client libraries for Ruby, .NET, C, C ++, Perl, Java, Python and PHP. Major implementations include YouTube, Reddit, Facebook, Twitter, Wikipedia, Pinterest, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services.
A German clothing store; aggregator of state tenders and commercial procurements with daily collection of more than 20,000 messages; an application for quick access to tenders and auctions; online content aggregator for advertising and analytical agencies, specialised search engines and sales departments.
2002–2024