XenForo on PHP7

[TPerry]

Several of us are.

I really want to upgrade my server back to 7 series.. but if I bring my IPS license back online I have to regress again. One of those LCD things, don'cha know!
BTW, did they ever get it figured out what was the issue with your client that was having problems?

 

[maszd]

Hi, with latest version of php 7.0.2, its now can work with memcached?

 

[MattW]

BTW, did they ever get it figured out what was the issue with your client that was having problems?

The one using IPS?

 

[TPerry]

The one using IPS?

yep.. hadn't heard much else about it... I was pretty sure it was on their end but was curios. Haven't been spending much time over there since I moved the Linux site off of their script.

 

[maxicep]

Hi, with latest version of php 7.0.2, its now can work with memcached?

Yes it works but i advice you "redis cache"

 

[Robru]

Or you can use the built-in PHP OpCache 7.x.x

 

[TPerry]

Or you can use the built-in PHP OpCache 7.x.x

Use for two entirely different things... the OpCache is fine for PHP.. Redis is used for the DB caching.

 

[Robru]

Use for two entirely different things... the OpCache is fine for PHP.. Redis is used for the DB caching.

Thanks for your explanation

 

[m1ne]

Now on PHP 7.0.3, I ditched Memcached and there is no performance drop.

 

[Moscato]

Now on PHP 7.0.3, I ditched Memcached and there is no performance drop.

Those are entirely different types of delays

memcached reduces DB calls (redis does it better)
php 7 is faster at php

Having a data store will reduce db calls, while also reducing php time can appear to cause no performance change because you had the performance improve, and get worse simultaneously

I <3 redis
I also use redis on wordpress

 

[Moshe1010]

Redis or memcached, most single server websites won't see any noticeable difference in real life

 

[rdn]

Redis or memcached, most single server websites won't see any noticeable difference in real life

I REALLY DON'T THINK SO.
Try and see, it save a lot of DB/MYSQL works.
It will make your site way faster.

 

[Moscato]

Redis or memcached, most single server websites won't see any noticeable difference in real life

If your site is lightly loaded, you likely won't see much of a difference in load

7% vs 10% is inconsequential

What you will see however, is a reduction in time to first byte on the html document

 

[rdn]

Redis or memcached, most single server websites won't see any noticeable difference in real life

Review some experience here: https://community.centminmod.com/threads/memcached-before-and-after-graphs.2334/
And Redis performs more than Memcached

 

[Moshe1010]

Review some experience here: https://community.centminmod.com/threads/memcached-before-and-after-graphs.2334/
And Redis performs more than Memcached

As noted, for most forums. 10M+ posts is not the most...

 

[rdn]

Try and see

What you will see however, is a reduction in time to first byte on the html document

Doesn't matter if you have 1M post, still helps a lot with DB load.

 

[Moscato]

It doesn't matter if you have 100 posts, if those 100 posts get 10 million views a day, and you aren't using a static file caching system

Redis is just awesome, and is super simple to setup

 

[Moshe1010]

What's good Redis GUI?

 

[Moscato]

Redis really, really, really, really does not need a gui

It's so incredibly simple in nature that its configured by a text file, and managed through baby's-my-first-database cli
It's nothing like mysql or anything for complexity

 

[rdn]

What's good Redis GUI?

I'm using: https://github.com/erikdubbelboer/phpRedisAdmin