> my web app opens a mysql and a memcached connection when php script
> starts, and then close the database and memcached connection right
> before php script finishes execution.
>
> Based on the logging info I have, what happened was that there was
> something wrong with mysql. queries were taking
my web app opens a mysql and a memcached connection when php script
starts, and then close the database and memcached connection right
before php script finishes execution.
Based on the logging info I have, what happened was that there was
something wrong with mysql. queries were taking very long,
Agreed - losing the opcode cache is what's killing you.
For optimal performance, I'd recommend trying something like this:
Varnish or squid (or ncache or...) in front of
Apache (or other webserver) with
Php (with apc, xcache, etc.) with
Memcached in front of
Mysql (or other db)
Varnish static pag
Hi!
Am 28.02.2010 07:05, schrieb abchunter:
> Hi,
>
> I have huge Vbulletin Forum and i am trying now memcached as i was
> using Xcached before.
So, you are not using xcache anymore? If so...
> But i wonder why Memcached using so little memory and CPU. And does
> not reduce the load much compar
