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Thread: Site caching

Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago by suzie
Dear, We want to create a new website, Newspaper Site, where data will change on Daily basis.. and we need to cache this site to speed up the site can anyone help me with a good way to cache the site thanks a lot
Site: PHPBuilder.com  PHPBuilder.com - site profile
Forum: General Help  General Help - forum profile
Total authors: 4 authors
Total thread posts: 7 posts
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big.nerd replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
suzie, What kind of caching are you talking about? Are you planning on storing the data into a SQL database? If so - SQL Caching may or may not be required dependent on the number of visitors to the site, as well as what with your server is more efficient, i.e. SCSI disks have a very fast seek time making disk caching of very common SQL queries (verses a low SQL server) a good idea, however...

suzie replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Hi, Thanks a lot for your reply Actually we have 2 servers. 1- Web server where the IIS is. 2- Database Server where SQL is. OS used is the windows server 2003 so what we are using is PHP, IIS and SQL as database. so I need a cache for web pages. where we don't need each time to regenerating the page. we have 45000 visitors per day...

suzie replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Caching Hi, Thanks a lot for your reply Actually we have 2 servers. 1- Web server where the IIS is. 2- Database Server where SQL is. OS used is the windows server 2003 so what we are using is PHP, IIS and SQL as database. so I need a cache for web pages. where we don't need each time ...

suzie replied 1 month, 1 week ago
Any Help Please....

NogDog replied 1 month, 1 week ago
You could take a look at the PEAR Cache or Cache_Lite packages and see if you think they might suit your needs.

Kudose replied 1 month, 1 week ago
APC might be a good option too as it is being adopted into PHP6. Granted it is off by default.

 

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suzie
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user's latest post:
Site caching
Published (2009-11-09 05:54:00)
Any Help Please....
big.nerd
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Site caching
Published (2009-11-04 10:17:00)
suzie, What kind of caching are you talking about? Are you planning on storing the data into a SQL database? If so - SQL Caching may or may not be required dependent on the number of visitors to the site, as well as what with your server is more efficient, i.e. SCSI disks have a very fast seek time making disk caching of very common SQL queries (verses a low SQL server) a good idea, however if you are on a virtual host environment with a...
NogDog
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Site caching
Published (2009-11-09 08:58:00)
You could take a look at the PEAR Cache or Cache_Lite packages and see if you think they might suit your needs.
Kudose
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Site caching
Published (2009-11-09 09:15:00)
APC might be a good option too as it is being adopted into PHP6. Granted it is off by default.

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