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Question Caching system


Skye

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Hello,

 

I would like to know what Webflake, or some people, are using for a cache system ?

Cuz i recently change my server environement for ngnix, full UTF-8 (ipb sucks when that use latin1 lol) and i would like to optimize everythings.

 

Sorry for my bad english, i'm french btw

 

 

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Right now our caching is mostly done through CloudFlare. Been tempted to set-up railgun aswell on a dedicated box with nginx besides it to see if there's any significant performance gains. We currently still run on our good ol' apache. 

 

We currently do not make use of opcode caching, but i've recently turned on Query caching to see if that makes any difference. If you've had SQL running for a few days, grab a copy of the pearl script "MySQLTuner.pl" and run that in your server's command line. You'll get recommendations through there for editing your my.cnf.

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Right now our caching is mostly done through CloudFlare. Been tempted to set-up railgun aswell on a dedicated box with nginx besides it to see if there's any significant performance gains. We currently still run on our good ol' apache. 

 

We currently do not make use of opcode caching, but i've recently turned on Query caching to see if that makes any difference. If you've had SQL running for a few days, grab a copy of the pearl script "MySQLTuner.pl" and run that in your server's command line. You'll get recommendations through there for editing your my.cnf.

Nginx is great, try out MariaDB and or Percona Server for faster MySQL, memcached might be something else to try out as well.

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