I've realized that it doesn't make sense to run the same php script to generate the same page every time someone requests a page from one of my sites, so i've developed a system that first generates a response to a request doing the usual stuff, running php code, connecting to mysql etc.To add a database to an app with cURL, call: It is well known that connecting to a database is usually a bottleneck in most web applications, memcached is a daemon that runs on your infrastructure, it stores data (usually the result of database queries or the result of other resource expensive processes), you create a sort of entry in which you store whatever data you want and you can retrieve that same data later using a sort of key, everything is stored in ram which of course is pretty fast, and when you create these entries you specify a lifetime for them, once the lifetime expires the object disappears.
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