django-memcached2 is a lightweight, resuable Django app that displays statistics about your currently running memcached instances.
It is a fork of Eric Florenzano’s django-memcached that works with the CACHES settings introduced in Django 1.3.
Installing django-memcached2
Either download the tarball and run python setup.py install, or simply use easy_install or pip like so easy_install django-memcached2.
Add django_memcached to your INSTALLED_APPS setting:
INSTALLED_APPS = ( # ... 'django_memcached', )Add the urls to your url configuration:
urlpatterns = patterns('', # ... (r'^cache/', include('django_memcached.urls')), )If you want to restrict these urls to only staff members, just add this setting to your settings file:
DJANGO_MEMCACHED_REQUIRE_STAFF = True
That’s it. Hopefully this app gives you a little insight into how your memcached servers are being utilized.
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