I tried to compile eaccelerator 0.9.6.1 with --with-eaccelerator-shared-memory flag but after: ./configure --with-eaccelerator-shared-memory
I have eAccelerator installed on an apache web server for PHP. If I look at the phpinfo() output, I can see that all files are cached.
I have some data in MySQL database that are static most of the time. They are mainly almost static values like cities, states, and ethnic. I want to cache them in a variable, preferebly in memory, so
I\'m trying to reduce the load of PHP on my website and increase the speed with PHP caching. I\'ve currently go开发者_运维技巧t eAccelerator installed and running with my PHP(according to php-v &
I have optimized the scripts at most possible bottlenecks. It is difficult to port the code to other language, so that is not a good solution.
I\'ve heard of two caching techniques for the PHP code: When a PHP script generates output it stores it into local files. When the script is called again it check whether the file with previous outp
I have this application written in PHP, I\'m considering on using eAccelerator for optimizing the application. My dilemma is that, this application works with real-time data (daily there are around 6
I am about to launch a CodeIgniter web application. Any recommendations on what I should do to maximize performance of my application? I\'m thinking memcached and an acc开发者_JAVA技巧elerator (though
When looking at the set folder in php.ini for eAccelerator to use, nothing is there. No hidden files as well. Directory is writable as well:
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