folkerts
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| Posted: 02/05/2002, 12:18 PM |
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hi ive build a big application using codecharge, php and postgress on an apache webserver. In this are some big sql's. and now it is quite fast max users is 10 per hour. How good (fast) will this be if i get alot of hits? 1000+ per hour. ive looked aroud the net to find some caching tools and i found jpcache.com.
do i really need these tool and what can i expect. any one any experience with this platform and kind of problems?? please share them with me.
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Brent
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| Posted: 02/06/2002, 12:44 PM |
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PC Mag reviewed the Zend cache product recently and found it speeded up the
webserver by about 50%. If you have a lot of people requesting the same
pages, then it could be a significant help. But if each user is displaying a
different page, then I can't see how it will help.
However Zend charges around $900 per CPU so it isn't cheap. If you found a free
version in jpcache, then make sure you test it well before putting it into
production.
Before you do anything I think you should be looking for stress testing
software that will test your website under load. Then you can retest with the
caching software to see if there is any difference.
And of course, report back here with your findings. :)
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folkerts
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| Posted: 02/06/2002, 1:30 PM |
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New: A benchmark study comparing Zend Optimizer, Zend Cache, APC and jpcache (in French) by GLOBALIS ms.
jpcache shows an performance increase between 333% and 17197%!
http://www.phpindex.com/download/benchweb.php3
but my french is not so good.
ive had contact with the people around jpcache and i think i can rebuild there functions quitte easy i still have to find out how to implement them in gocharge
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