Summary
In this chapter, we discussed using Memcached with MySQL 8 for Big Data usage and the architecture of the overall system in which Memcached takes a prominent place. You learned how Memcached can be installed on a Linux-based system and we also discussed the usage of Memcached in real-world applications. We also played around with data through the Memcached interface using different query techniques. We covered the Memcached configuration that needs to be done for replication purposes. Finally, we saw the different APIs available for various programming languages including Java, PHP, Ruby, and Python.
In the next chapter, we will see how large data can be distributed using various partitioning techniques to help Big Data, which can be easily managed in MySQL 8.