View Memcache running status under DOS

In the DOS command line view Memcache running state, the operation is very simple, just the cmd input: Telnet IP port number-"stats, if this machine does not support Telnet also need to install, you can Baidu Telnet installation method." Operation Example:

Telnet 127.0.0.1 11211-"stats

The above status is described below:

PID    memcache Server's process iduptime the number of seconds the server    has been running    time Server current UNIX timestamp    version memcache versions pointer_size    The current operating system pointer size (32-bit system is generally 32bit) rusage_user    process Cumulative User Time Rusage_system    process cumulative system time Curr_items    The number of items currently stored by the server Total_items the    total number of items stored since the server was started bytes The    number of bytes consumed by the current server store items curr_connections    Number of connections currently open total_connections number of connections that    have been opened since the server was started connection_structures the    number of connection constructs allocated by the server Cmd_get    Get command (GET) total number of requests Cmd_set    set command (Save) total number of requests get_hits total number of    hits get_misses    Total misses evictions    The number of items deleted for free memory (the space allocated to memcache needs to be removed after the old items to get the space allocated to the new items) Bytes_read    Total bytes read (request bytes) Bytes_written    Total Bytes sent (bytes of result) limit_maxbytes    allocated to memcache memory size (bytes) threads    Current thread count

View Memcache running status under DOS