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Hello.
Two days ago, I had a client sign up for the SSD-1 VPS plan. I was surprised to see that the VPS was created with Apache 2.4.12 (vs 2.2), mySQL 5.6.22 (vs 5.5), and PHP 5.5.21 (vs 5.4). Apparently KH is moving forward with the latest and greatest as a standard, which is great!
Another surprise was that PHP was set up as DSO with mod_ruid2. A very fast configuration, which I have been using myself for quite a while. I'm wondering if this is the new KH standard now also?
Anyway - back to my main question -
PHP 5.5 has Zend OPcache built in, which from what I have seen has better performance than APC. I like the idea of using OPcache, but as we know, it is only an opcode cache, and does not have the data cache component that APC has.
So I have been looking at options for data caches, and I have narrowed it down to either memcached or APCu. The reasons are that these two seem to be the best maintained (memcache is not).
What are the thoughts on memcached with OPcache? Does anyone use it?
Thanks!
Two days ago, I had a client sign up for the SSD-1 VPS plan. I was surprised to see that the VPS was created with Apache 2.4.12 (vs 2.2), mySQL 5.6.22 (vs 5.5), and PHP 5.5.21 (vs 5.4). Apparently KH is moving forward with the latest and greatest as a standard, which is great!
Another surprise was that PHP was set up as DSO with mod_ruid2. A very fast configuration, which I have been using myself for quite a while. I'm wondering if this is the new KH standard now also?
Anyway - back to my main question -
PHP 5.5 has Zend OPcache built in, which from what I have seen has better performance than APC. I like the idea of using OPcache, but as we know, it is only an opcode cache, and does not have the data cache component that APC has.
So I have been looking at options for data caches, and I have narrowed it down to either memcached or APCu. The reasons are that these two seem to be the best maintained (memcache is not).
What are the thoughts on memcached with OPcache? Does anyone use it?
Thanks!
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