If you intend to use Memcached as a caching database for PHP applications such as Drupal or WordPress, the php-memcached extension is required. $ sudo systemctl restart memcachedД®nable Memcached for PHP and Python Applications Now, restart Memcached for the changes to come into effect.

Replace it with the serverвЂ™s IP, which in this case is 10.128.0.46 as shown: Enable Remote Memcached Access $ sudo vim /etc/nfД«e sure to locate the line that starts with -l 127.0.0.1.

Thereafter, head over to the nf configuration file. Next, reload the firewall for the changes to persist. To allows the client machine access to the Memcached server, run the command. LetвЂ™s assume that the Memcached server IP address is 10.128.0.46 and the clientвЂ™s IP address is 10.128.0.45. We need to modify the firewall to allow access to UDP port 11211 which Memcached listens to by default. To allow remote connections to the server, some additional configuration is required. If you are connecting to the Memcached server from the server itself, no configuration is needed. Without any configuration, Memcached listens on the localhost only. For the most part, the default settings will work just fine for a majority of users. To configure Memcached, you need to configure the /etc/nf file. Once the installed, Memcached service will automatically start and you can verify this by running the command: $ sudo systemctl status memcachedД«y default, Memcached listens on port 11211 and you can verify this using the netstat command as shown: $ sudo netstat -pnltuД¬heck Memcached Port Configure Memcached on Debian The libmemcached-tools package is a C & C++ library that provides multiple command-line utilities that you can use for interacting and managing the Memcached server. Thereafter, install Memcached by invoking the command: $ sudo apt install memcached libmemcached-tools

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