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APC (Alternative PHP Caching)

Written by LukeS on January 20th, 2015February 29th, 2016.

APC is used for php caching. There are two main ways you can install APC. This guide will show you how to do both eventually. To start off I will show you how to install using Pecl. Pecl installs the latest version of APC. This install should normally be fine however sometimes it may not […]

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Memcache (Data + Object caching)

Written by LukeS on January 12th, 2015January 20th, 2015.

Memcache(d) is a object caching system that stores data in RAM to reduce the number of times something has to be read. It is generally used to speed up dynamic database-driven websites. Quick Links: Memcache repo CentOS Installing memcache Installing memcache php module Php.ini configuration Memcache Commands

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Varnish

Written by LukeS on January 1st, 2015January 20th, 2015.

Varnish is a reverse caching proxy. It is used to reduce the load on a server when the same website is being repeatedly requested. This guide is for CentOS. Quick Introduction to varnish:

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