Distributed caching for .NET applications
Fast, scalable distributed caching with meaningful performance metrics for your managers and a simple API for your development team
WEB: http://www.dache.io
EMAIL: [email protected]
NUGET: Dache.Client and Dache.CacheHost
DOWNLOAD: http://www.dache.io/download
WIKI: http://www.github.com/ironyx/dache/wiki
- Client: Minor performance improvements
- Cache Host: Minor performance improvements
- Performance Tests: Updated Infinite Add test to insert 1ms sleep every 1000 adds (helps with infinite loop CPU contention that was sometimes overloading outgoing Socket send buffer)
- Performance Tests: Changed all tests to use ProtoBuf-Net serializer. It's faster and better than BinarySerializer, and a much better demonstration of the speed and performance of Dache
- Upgraded SimplSockets to 1.4.7 which provides performance and memory optimizations at the TCP socket level
Getting started quickly involves standing up the Dache Client and a Dache Host for the client to communicate with.
The Dache Client is a single DLL which you reference in any application which you would like to use Dache with. You have 2 options for installing the Dache Client:
- Install the Dache.Client NuGet package
- Reference
Dache.Client.dllmanually from the latest release download
Install the Dache Client via NuGet. Your web.config or app.config will be automatically modified to include the default Dache client configuration:
<configuration>
<configSections>
<section name="cacheClientSettings"
type="Dache.Client.Configuration.CacheClientConfigurationSection, Dache.Client"/>
</configSections>
<cacheClientSettings>
<cacheHosts>
<add address="localhost" port="33333" />
</cacheHosts>
</cacheClientSettings>
</configuration>Next, instantiate the CacheClient:
// Using the settings from app.config or web.config
var cacheClient = new Dache.Client.CacheClient();or
// Using programmatically created settings
var settings = new CacheClientConfigurationSettings { ... };
var cacheClient = new Dache.Client.CacheClient(settings);A file called CacheProvider.cs will also be installed at the root of your project. It is a working example of using the CacheClient and is intended for experimentation and getting a quick-start with Dache. You can build on top of this implementation or discard it completely. The purpose of it is to show you how to use the Dache client in your code.
To install and the Dache Client manually, first download the binaries from http://www.dache.io/download and then copy the files located in the Client folder to your solution's folder structure. Then, add a reference to Dache.Client.dll to your project.
Next, instantiate the CacheClient as demonstrated above. You'll also need to include the configuration above in your app.config or web.config file.
CacheClient is intended to be used as a singleton. Do not create a new CacheClient per request.
IMPORTANT: all clients should be configured with the same list of servers. The list of servers does not have to be in the same order, but each client's list should contain the same servers.
To learn more about using Dache, check out the wiki.
The host is the actual process that does the caching work. You have 3 options for hosting Dache:
- Run the quick and easy console host provided in the latest release download
- Install the Windows service provided in the latest release download
- Host Dache in your own process by installing the Dache.CacheHost NuGet package
To use the console host, first download the latest release and then run (or double click) CacheHost/Dache.CacheHost.exe. A console will open that verifies the Dache settings and then gives you information about Dache as it is used.
To install and use the provided Windows service, first download the binaries from http://www.dache.io/download and then run CacheHost/install.bat. You will be offered custom installation settings, including the ability to rename the service if you want to install multiple Dache hosts on a single server under unique names.
After successful installation, you can run the service from Windows Services.
To uninstall Dache, run CacheHost/uninstall.bat.
To host Dache in your own process, install the Dache Host via NuGet. Your web.config or app.config will be automatically modified to include the default Dache host configuration:
<configuration>
<configSections>
<section name="cacheHostSettings"
type="Dache.CacheHost.Configuration.CacheHostConfigurationSection, Dache.CacheHost"
allowExeDefinition="MachineToApplication" />
</configSections>
<cacheHostSettings port="33333" />
</configuration>Next, instantiate the CacheHostEngine:
// Using the settings from app.config or web.config
var cacheHost = new Dache.CacheHost.CacheHostEngine();or
// Using programmatically created settings
var settings = new CacheHostConfigurationSettings { ... };
var cacheHost = new Dache.CacheHost.CacheHostEngine(settings);To learn more about using Dache, check out the wiki.
Dache software is dual licensed. You must choose which license you would like to use Dache under from the following 2 options:
The GNU General Public License Version 3 available for review at http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html
-or-
The Commercial Dache License, which must be purchased directly from Imperative Bytes, LLC - the Limited Liability Company which owns the Dache source code. You may purchase the Commercial Dache License by contacting us at [email protected].
Please see LICENSE.txt for more information.
In order to clarify the intellectual property license granted with Contributions from any person or entity, Imperative Bytes, LLC.
("Imperative Bytes") must have a Contributor License Agreement ("CLA") on file that has been signed by each Contributor, indicating
agreement to the license terms of the Dache Individual Contributor License Agreement (located in INDIVIDUAL.txt). This license
is for your protection as a Contributor as well as the protection of Imperative Bytes; it does not change your rights to use your own
Contributions for any other purpose. If you have not already done so, please complete, scan, and e-mail an original signed Agreement
to [email protected].
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