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Pick your preferred monitoring memcached tool

Whether you don’t want to install any additional package or fancy more detailed statistics, your preferred monitoring tool will vary.

Let’s make a few assumptions first to better understand the context of this post:

Your database server is running Ubuntu/Debian.
You have one or several web nodes and at least one database server (alternatively you could have a primary/replica). memcached is installed on the remote database server.

The database server’s IPv4 address is 203.0.113.12 memcached is listening on its default port (11211) netcat is installed

Using netcat

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In most Ubuntu-based distributions and Debian, netcat will be available by default. This allows to run commands such as:

$ echo stats | nc 203.0.113.12 11211
STAT pid 71
STAT uptime 6949
STAT time 1486379640
STAT version 1.4.21
STAT libevent 2.0.21-stable
STAT pointer_size 64
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