3 ms·
>(Yes, I've used opcode caching. I've never had good experiences with any of the major ones). Just wondering, what were your experiences? Installing apc is bas
by pfg 13y ago
>(Yes, I've used opcode caching. I've never had good experiences with any of the major ones).
Just wondering, what were your experiences? Installing apc is basically apt-get install php-apc (if you're on Debian/Ubuntu), and that's about it unless you want to increase the memory limit. This will greatly reduce CPU usage.
- jacques_chester 13y agoMy experience is that all the ones I've tried freeze up (is eAccelerator even around any more?). I periodically try again.
- pfg 13y agoAh, yes, eAccelerator, I remember that one. Most people are probably using apc nowadays, and I haven't had any problems with it. By the way: Starting with PHP 5.5, Zend's own opcode cache will be included by default.