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mcmillab
mcmillab

Reputation: 2814

AWS ElastiCache c# error

I haven't been able to find many decent examples of how to use AWS Elasticache from c#.

http://jacace.wordpress.com/2013/02/24/using-the-amazon-elasticache-in-c/ suggested the BeIT library, which I am trying.

Here's my code so far:

        string memCachedUrl = "mycache.xxxxxx.cfg.use1.cache.amazonaws.com:11211";
        MemcachedClient.Setup("mycache", new string[] { memCachedUrl });
        MemcachedClient cache = MemcachedClient.GetInstance("mycache");

        aData n = new aData();
        cache.Set("aData",1234);

and the error I get is:

29/05/2013 9:52:19 AM ERROR BeIT.MemCached.SocketPool - Error connecting to: 54. 
243.16.75 
The operation completed successfully
at BeIT.MemCached.PooledSocket..ctor(SocketPool socketPool, IPEndPoint endPoint, Int32 endReceiveTimeout, Int32 connectTimeout) in l:\Projects\BeITMemcached
\ClientLibrary\PooledSocket.cs:line 63 
at BeIT.MemCached.SocketPool.Acquire() in l:\Projects\BeITMemcached\ClientLibrary\SocketPool.cs:line 151

what am I doing wrong? Is there any good sample c# code anywhere?

UPDATE

I was trying to call this from outside AWS - apparently this is not possible

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1521

Answers (2)

James of Tucson
James of Tucson

Reputation: 81

If the reason to do this is for testing purposes, the service discovery piece is pretty easy to fake. Make an http listener that responds to "config get" with info describing a local Memcached node.

Easy to see what the client is doing: https://github.com/awslabs/elasticache-cluster-config-net Amazon.ElastiCacheCluster/Operations/ConfigGetOperation.cs

Upvotes: 1

breaker
breaker

Reputation: 264

I realize this is an older question however I had issues and could not find good examples of how to successfully implement ElastiCache with Memcached flavor in my C# application so I built a library that you can easily use for yours. I hope this helps someone out.

One thing to reiterate as you have already stated is that you cannot access your nodes outside of Amazon.

AWS C# ElastiCache

Upvotes: 1

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