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The innodb_memcache daemon plugin is a plugin for the MySQL Server end contains an embedded memcached. This embedded memcached is configured to use MySQL's InnoDB engine as storage backend. By using this data stored inside an InnoDB table can be accessed using memcache's key-value protocol. Back in the times of the previous blog post this was limited to data from a single table, which maps easily to the key-value nature of memcache but is a clear limitation. 
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Oracle released a technology preview this week a new version of MySQL that adds support for a Memcached plugin daemon for accessing InnoDB, MySQL's default storage engine.
It's available from MySQL Labs. The plugin daemon is only available for Linux at this time.
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You may be familiar with memcache. Memcache is a simple, fast, in-memory caching system that is used for caching data that is requested often. By using memcache, you avoid the need of repeatedly pulling information from disk or from a database query. This speeds up serving requests and reduces the need for disk accesses. It can easily be made to expand the caching across servers, so you are not bound to the memory limits of a single server. Your memcache storage can be as large as the added memory of many servers.
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