[dmartynenko]

Тоже пока используем memcached. Тэгизации там точно нет. Делали как-то отдельные патчи и форки сторонние разработчики, но до сих пор в основную ветку тэги не попали. А потом все переключили внимание на NoSQL, и memcached стабильной, но неразвивающейся технологией (v1.4.15, release notes 2012-9-3).

Если верить http://wiki.typo3.org/Caching_framework, то предпочтительно использовать Redis. Который во многом схож с memcached, но не удаляет данные из ОЗУ при ее нехватке, а пишет на диск.

http://wiki.typo3.org/Caching_framew...mcachedBackend

Warning and design constraints

Memcached is by design a simple key-value store. Values must be strings and there is no relation between keys. Since the caching framework needs to structure it to store the identifier-data-tags relations, for each cache entry it stores an identifier->data, identifier->tags and a tag->identifiers entry.

This leads to structural problems:
If memcache runs out of memory but must store new entries, it will toss *some* other entry out of the cache (this is called an eviction in memcached speak).
If data is shared over multiple memcache servers and some server fails, key/value pairs on this system will just vanish from cache.

http://wiki.typo3.org/Caching_framew...d_RedisBackend

t3lib_cache_backend_RedisBackend

Redis is a key-value storage/database. In contrast to memcached, it allows structured values. Data is stored in RAM but it allows persistence to disk and doesn't suffer from the design problems which exist with the memcached backend implementation. The redis backend can be used as an alternative of the database backend for big cache tables and helps to reduce load on database servers this way. The implementation can handle millions of cache entries each with hundreds of tags if the underlying server has enough memory.

Но сами редиску не пробовали, по привычке везде memcached.