Trond Norbye's Weblog

Open position in the Memcached team

The last few month has been an interesting period for me. I used to work in the Database Technology Group, and as you may guess that group was affected by the acquisition of MySQL. The merge of the two teams are now complete, and we now all located in the Database Group.

During this merge it was natural to look at the staffing in the different projects, and I am extremely glad to see that the project I am working on get additional headcount.

I am therefore extremely exited over the fact that we have the following open positions in my team:

• Systems Technologist CT 3 in Menlo Park (CA)
• Memcached Development Engineer in Trondheim, Norway

Posted at 11:07AM Jun 16, 2008 by trond in Memcached  |  Comments[0]

Memcached source code

Finding the source code for Memcached can be a challenge. Right now there are multiple source repositories, so you might want to look into multiple of them. You will find a link to a Subversion repository from the download section on the project homepage, but the ongoing development is performed in various git.

I have created my own git repository at http://github.com/trondn/memcached/commits/binary where I do my development. Other repositories you might find useful are:

• The "stable" tree http://consoleninja.net/code/memcached/memcached.git
• Dustin Sallings tree containing development on the binary protocol: http://github.com/dustin/memcached/commits/binary
• Toru Maesakas tree containing development on the storage engines: http://github.com/tmaesaka/memcached/commits/binary

Posted at 10:55PM Jun 09, 2008 by trond in Memcached  |  Comments[0]