Turbocharging Admun
Saw this on digg about a quick summary of PHP cache. So, I give eAccelerator a quick try. Dries has rpm package afterall. So it just a simple install, and restart Apache.
Benchmark result:
admun blog: 0.34sec -> 0.26sec
admun NUDN: 0.16sec -> 0.10sec
default nucleus: 0.048sec -> 0.017sec
wordpress: 0.092sec -> 0.043sec
I think the more SQL queries you are doing (or more complicated processing a script does), the less gain you will got. The reason is that the accelerator works by caching the compile byte code for a PHP script, so initialization overhead is reduced. But there is no real-time processing gain.
Anyhow, it still quite amazing!
tags to del.icio.us: apache, php
tags to Technorati: apache, php
mail to a friend -
print -
rss
(Last updated 16/05/07)
Benchmark result:
admun blog: 0.34sec -> 0.26sec
admun NUDN: 0.16sec -> 0.10sec
default nucleus: 0.048sec -> 0.017sec
wordpress: 0.092sec -> 0.043sec
I think the more SQL queries you are doing (or more complicated processing a script does), the less gain you will got. The reason is that the accelerator works by caching the compile byte code for a PHP script, so initialization overhead is reduced. But there is no real-time processing gain.
Anyhow, it still quite amazing!
tags to del.icio.us: apache, php
tags to Technorati: apache, php
![[Valid XHTML 1.0 Strict]](http://edmondhui.homeip.net/blog/skins/admun3/valid-xhtml.png)
![[Valid CSS]](http://edmondhui.homeip.net/blog/skins/admun3/valid-css.png)
![[Valid RSS]](http://edmondhui.homeip.net/blog/skins/admun3/valid-rss.png "Validate my RSS feed")
xurizaemon wrote:
keen to hear ...