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It's php-fpm, kyrra. Those processes are somewhat more resource-intensive! I've tried to reduce php calls with the caching, plugin minimalism etc. Thanks for th
by luxpir 13y ago
It's php-fpm, kyrra. Those processes are somewhat more resource-intensive! I've tried to reduce php calls with the caching, plugin minimalism etc. Thanks for the ab tip.
- kyrra 13y agoIf you want to get even a little more performance out of it, look into PHP APC (alternative PHP cache). You can configure W3 Total Cache (or similar plugins) to store their cached files within APC (which will be in-memory). Though, since the cache files on disk will be already cached in memory, this may not be all that much faster. APC is a nice alternative to dealing with something like memcache (since you are working on a smaller scale).
- Gigablah 13y agoAnd if you want even more performance, try replacing php-fpm with HHVM.