Tag: caching

• PH7 Engine – is it really the fix?

  This sounds very useful, especially if you consider that PHP is used in embedded environments like MonoWall and pfSense. My big question for larger installation is this: xcache already does a great job at bytecode caching. The largest slowdown in the majority of PHP applications is the relational engine sitting underneath it. After much profiling…

  jedreynolds

  February 20, 2014

  computing, F/LOSS, Linux, Programming

  acceleration, bytecode, caching, PHP, profiling

• LinuxFest Northwest 2011: Traffic Control in Apache

  Here are my slides for traffic control in Apache. I decided that last years presentation about Apache rewrites actually sat in a much bigger context of information architecture, performance and caching. So I’ve generalized the discussion and reduced the number of mouse-print code examples. Slides:2011-apache

  jedreynolds

  April 27, 2011

  computing, F/LOSS

  Apache, caching, headers, information architechture, proxy, redirects, rewrites, traffic