php-FPM with opcache vs php-FPM with Redis
Hello!
If I understand correctly, than a Redis Cache is not compatible with CPanel's opcache on EA4. As we need to implement some caching, I have the question:
The server has custom software, Drupal, Joomla and Wordpress web pages. What cons / pros from security, performance and administration point of view if:
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the opcache + php-FPM is used
the Redis with multiple instances + php-FPM is used
How can evaluate the Redis cache / opcache impact on RAM?
Any other suggestions / experience?
Thanks!
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Hello! If I understand correctly, than a Redis Cache is not compatible with CPanel's opcache on EA4. As we need to implement some caching, I have the question: The server has custom software, Drupal, Joomla and Wordpress web pages. What cons / pros from security, performance and administration point of view if: [LIST]
- the opcache + php-FPM is used
- the Redis with multiple instances + php-FPM is used How can evaluate the Redis cache / opcache impact on RAM? Any other suggestions / experience? Thanks!
Just one clarification: Is my assumption correct that Redis is considered as Opcache+Application Cache and is not compatible with Cpanel's Opcache? Thanks!0 -
Hello, You may find some of the discussion on the following thread helpful: Is "All PHP Options + OpCache" option safe to use? As far as Redis, check out the discussion under the comments section on the following feature request to see discussion on it: Redis cache For cpanel You may want to seek user-feedback on a website where optimization requests are more frequent (e.g. StackOverflow) if you don't receive any user-feedback on your topic here. Otherwise, we offer a list of companies offering system administration services at: System Administration Services | cPanel Forums Thank you. 0
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