Re: [oxid-dev-general] memcached in future releases?

[Alexander Kludt]

Hi, We developed a site caching module that allows you to configure which pages will be cached, depending on what kind of user depending information you show on the pages you could cache a lot more than using this method. Send me an e-mail for more information on the topic as we are still looking for beta testers. -- mit freundlichen Grüßen Alexander Kludt __________________________ Phone: 09283-5925453 Skype: kingschnulli Email: cod...@aggrosoft.de Website: www.aggrosoft.de __________________________ Aggrosoft it intelligence GbR Tannstrasse 12 95111 Rehau GERMANY Sitz Rehau, Amtsgericht Hof Steuernummer: 223/165/54508 Ust.-Id. Nr. gemäß § 27 a Umsatzsteuergesetz: DE260722773 ___________________________ Diese Nachricht ist nur für den Empfänger () bestimmt, sollten Sie nicht der Empfänger sein löschen Sie diese Nachricht umgehend und geben Sie uns bitte per Email (cod...@aggrosoft.de) Bescheid über den fälschlichen Erhalt. Kai Gazmaga 21. Oktober 2011 11:34 Hi Thomas, yes, I know about that, but this is - again - the same thing with sessions. HTML is stored - not in local directory, but on a memcached-service - but we have the same result. As soon as there is a session (user-data somewhere in the full html-document) the cache is useless and we wont get any advantage from it. Regards, Kai _______________________________________________ dev-general mailing list dev-general@lists.oxidforge.org http://dir.gmane.org/gmane.comp.php.oxid.general Thomas Neumann 21. Oktober 2011 11:11 Hey Kay, have a look at this module http://www.syseleven.de/blog/1934/oxid-super-cache-mehr-power-fur-den-shop/ Developed by Fatchip and syseleven... interesting.. Best regards Thomas Neumann smart ecom - eCommerce Consulting Gustav-Linden-Strasse 23 40878 Ratingen m 0151 / 419 043 13 e  tho...@smart-ecom.com _______________________________________________ dev-general mailing list dev-general@lists.oxidforge.org http://dir.gmane.org/gmane.comp.php.oxid.general Kai Gazmaga 21. Oktober 2011 11:08 Hello everybody, Marco said something about plans of integrating memcached into Oxid CE / PE in the future. I currently have a project (Mastershop with PE and some further CE-Shops) each with 18.000 articles or more (incl. variants) for wich I am looking for some performance-optimisation-Options. The HTML-Caching from FatChip does cause some trouble in another project at the moment and will not solve the problem of slow response when as soon as a session is started. So there must be a way to cache SQL or objects at least partly, where heavy DB-load / recursion / many objects have to be generated but are not updated too often. http://www.oxid-esales.com/forum/showthread.php?p=63787 In this thread we already have the topic, but I do not want a solution that is not udateable or find a core-solution a few weeks after i implemented my caching. Does anyone have a proper solution or information about a release of further caching in future releases? Joscha Krug said something about a release in 4.6. Is that relistic? Mit freundlichem Gruß, with best regards Kai Gazmaga VektorDesign - Online-Shops und Programmierung Kai Gazmaga Katharinenstraße 57 73 728 Esslingen Tel.: +49 711 - 25516226 Fax: +49 711 - 25518078 Mail: i...@vektordesign.de Web: www.vektordesign.de _______________________________________________ dev-general mailing list dev-general@lists.oxidforge.org http://dir.gmane.org/gmane.comp.php.oxid.general

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