OK I figured this will be a simple task. It is. There are a few things that you need to be cautious about if you are using Remi as php base. The modules will not be loaded magically.

Three steps:
1. Copy or link the module to your system library, you need to do the same for 3 files for PHP 5.x: igbinary.so, memcached.so and msgpack.so

for i in igbinary.so memcached.so msgpack.so
do
  ln -s /opt/remi/php56/root/usr/lib64/php/modules/$i /usr/lib64/php/modules/$i
done

For PHP 7 you do not need the igbinary file.

2. Add the following modules to /etc/php.d directory using ordering, each of the file contains only a line of extension = xxx.so
20-msgpack.ini

extension = msgpack.so

20-igbinary.ini

extension = igbinary.so

30-memcached.ini

extension = memcached.so

3. Restart php-fpm
Depend on your configuration, you might not be using php-fpm. Restart it so that the changes can apply to your website.

When you go to Tools -> Memcached in WordPress, you shall see this line:
Using the PHP Memcached class to interact with Memcached

It proves that you are using Memcached!

The modifications below are based on version MediaWiki 1.22.4
First edit includes/GlobalFunctions.php:

Around line 1201 from

$forward = "\t(proxied via {$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']}{$forward})";

Change to

$forward = "\t(proxied via {$_SERVER['HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP']}{$forward})";

Edit WebRequest.php, find line near

$ipchain = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];

Around line 1097 to 1108, change all REMOTE_ADDR to HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP.