Visually monitor our memcache with memadmin

　　I believe that there are still many projects using memcache, some people may say that it is a bit out, but what? ? ? Things on the project are not something you can change if you want. . . Everyone wants more than less

For one thing, the unknown risks you face after large-scale replacement may be unbearable. However, memcache is a server process. By default, there is no visual monitoring, and it cannot be moved.

View and modify the data in the memcache in a state, which will cause us to feel extremely insecure like a little girl in the process of using the memcache.

One: memadmin monitoring system

The world of open source is vast, so in millions of open source projects, there will naturally be solutions for such needs, such as memadmin here, and then I encyclopedias, as shown below:

ok, from the above picture, you should probably see the range that memadmin can monitor. stats, settings, items, slabs. . . Wait, let's take this environment

Install it and see if it hangs.

Two: installation of memadmin

1. Install memcache

This is very simple. You can either install the windows version of memcache or mess around with centos. Here I choose centos.

memcache official website: http://memcached.org/

You should also be able to see the installation steps on the official website: but note that libevent must be installed before installing memcache.

Then, we can start by following this step.

2. Install the operating environment of php

Since memadmin is a php program, the apache server must be installed. For convenience, I will install the wamp integrated environment here. The selected version is: 2.5

After installation, we went to apache's httpd.conf and changed the default port from 80 => 8080, so that we can open our website without occupying port 80.