Date: 10-16-05 08:58 From: jgerry2002 in Brooklyn Subject: Are you guys using any sort of php accelerator/caching?
That can really help with load times even when you are reindexing the search. _________________ -Justin
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Date: 10-16-05 11:42 From: mmccurdy in SF, CA Subject: Re: Are you guys using any sort of php accelerator/caching?
jgerry2002 wrote:
That can really help with load times even when you are reindexing the search.
Nope, we're not right now, but I've been meaning to check in to those options. Do you have one that you've used and like?
Date: 10-16-05 06:52 From: jgerry2002 in Brooklyn Subject: Re: Are you guys using any sort of php accelerator/caching?
There are a few out there, but I am not a programmer, so I am not sure which one to recommend.
My company is using some various open source ones, I'll find out what they are using and reply.
I take it this is on some sort of Linux box. Info I pulled says its Apache 1.3x. _________________ -Justin
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Date: 10-16-05 07:32 From: mmccurdy in SF, CA Subject: Re: Are you guys using any sort of php accelerator/caching?
jgerry2002 wrote:
There are a few out there, but I am not a programmer, so I am not sure which one to recommend.
My company is using some various open source ones, I'll find out what they are using and reply.
I take it this is on some sort of Linux box. Info I pulled says its Apache 1.3x.
We've done some testing here at work against a few others.
PHP accelerator will speed up the pages a ton and probably reduce the amount of speed complaints.
This board has all the signs of needing it, sometimes you get a fast page, on your next click it may take awhile to load. _________________ -Justin
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Date: 10-18-05 04:50 From: Guest Subject: you using mysql 4.x? make sure you have the SQL cache on.
I am guessing *most* queries are readers and very little writers.
Your bottleneck is not the php code but the mysql connection, I am guessing.
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