We use suPHP and it seems that no type of opcode caching works with suPHP.
For better performance we are thinking of speeding up what we can (short of installing varnish and nginx which produce even more configuration complexity).
So 3 questions:
1. Will Xcache work with suPHP ?
2. Will Xcache work with mod_ruid2 ?
3. Will sqlite work with mod_ruid2 ?
Although sqlite isn't code caching, we are planning to put access to all the "constant" tables into sqlite so that those frequent calls to mysql are reduced - which will enable mysql to handle more requests in the same time - thus speeding up the performance overall. That's the general idea with the sqlite angle.
(We would switch to mod_ruid2 right away for better performance - but for known issues with mod_security, which are holding that back)
For better performance we are thinking of speeding up what we can (short of installing varnish and nginx which produce even more configuration complexity).
So 3 questions:
1. Will Xcache work with suPHP ?
2. Will Xcache work with mod_ruid2 ?
3. Will sqlite work with mod_ruid2 ?
Although sqlite isn't code caching, we are planning to put access to all the "constant" tables into sqlite so that those frequent calls to mysql are reduced - which will enable mysql to handle more requests in the same time - thus speeding up the performance overall. That's the general idea with the sqlite angle.
(We would switch to mod_ruid2 right away for better performance - but for known issues with mod_security, which are holding that back)