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Chetan105 Posted April 18, 2015 Posted April 18, 2015 Zend opcache is now packaged with PHP5.5 . However IPS4 doesnt have an option to choose this ! It only has the below. Any suggestion?I tried installing APC but looks like its not supported on PHP 5.5 and thats when I read opcache is now there by default!No caching -APCIn order to use this method, the Apc extension must be installed on your server. eAcceleratorIn order to use this method, the Eaccelerator extension must be installed on your server. MemcachedIn order to use this method, the Memcache extension must be installed on your server. RedisIn order to use this method, the Redis extension must be installed on your server. WincacheIn order to use this method, the Wincache extension must be installed on your server. XCacheIn order to use this method, the Xcache extension must be installed on your server.
不中用 Posted April 18, 2015 Posted April 18, 2015 .I think Memcached is the most common one here .. and is performing well .. .
Chetan105 Posted April 18, 2015 Author Posted April 18, 2015 Thanks for your response. I enabled opcache and from the looks of it I dont need any settings to be added into IPS4, please refer to http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/399183-zend-opcache-optimizer-my-hero/?do=findComment&comment=2505684 .Does that mean I can now also have memcached enabled as well for datacache ?Zend OPcacheOpcode CachingUp and RunningOptimizationEnabledStartupOKShared memory modelmmapCache hits0Cache misses1Used memory5465840Free memory61643024Wasted memory0Interned Strings Used memory512952Interned Strings Free memory3681352Cached scripts1Cached keys1Max keys3907OOM restarts0Hash keys restarts0Manual restarts0
Rhett Posted April 18, 2015 Posted April 18, 2015 If opcache is working on your server, correct, there is nothing to do on the IPS end of things, if you wanted to add memcached as well you can. In my testing opcache works well on it's own, adding memcached to the mix would be even better.
Chetan105 Posted April 18, 2015 Author Posted April 18, 2015 @Rhett going for even better. Memcached installed and configured as well. Testing now.
不中用 Posted April 18, 2015 Posted April 18, 2015 @Rhett going for even better. Memcached installed and configured as well. Testing now. . Found out I was using this all the time .. opcache .. seems it is default with the new versions of PHP .. and yes, I activated also memcached (for few months already) on IPS4 .. All good .
RevengeFNF Posted April 18, 2015 Posted April 18, 2015 Zend Opcache is an Opcode Cache. It as nothing in common with memcache or similar caches.
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