Nice little self-contained perl script that shows a basic memcached top display for a list of servers.
$ curl http://memcache-top.googlecode.com/files/memcache-top-v0.6 >
~/bin/memcache-top
$ chmod +x ~/bin/memcache-top
$ memcache-top --sleep 1 --instances memcache1,memcache2,memcache3
That gives you this:

Nifty.
Bad-ass ActiveRecord extension that does read-through and write-through caching to memcached in a way that’s fairly transparent. This is one of the strategies the Twitter folks put in place recently to improve their response time and availability.
Superbly explained and with extremely useful circly diagrams. Bravo.
Linux, Apache, PHP, and memcached are the big winners. Nice to lighttpd represent.