| 11 | | I noticed phpa (PHP Accelerator) long ago, as well as the time while truck-mmcache was still under maintained actively. But sadly phpa's project died and never updated it's code to support newly released versions of PHP. So i used truck-mmcache for a period of time, but... it hang or crash continously after being under high load. I noticed APC later, but I've been reading both APC/truck-mmcache source for a long time (I can't write XCache if haven't read them), discovering that APC code is simpler and beautiful than mmcache's. Features are good, but i believe the stability is more important. So I finally turned to run APC online -- simpler often means more stable. mmcache forked eaccelerator later, and they setup [http://www.eaccelerator.net www.eaccelerator.net], running [http://trac.edgewall.com/ trac]. |
| | 11 | I noticed phpa (PHP Accelerator) long ago, and looked at truck-mmcache around the time it was still being actively maintained. Sadly phpa's project died and never updated its code to support newly released versions of PHP. So I used truck-mmcache for a period of time, but... it hanged or crashed continously after being under high load. I noticed APC later, but I've been reading both APC/truck-mmcache source for a long time (I couldn't have writen XCache if I hadn't read them), discovering that APC code is simpler and more beautiful than mmcache's. Features are good, but I believe that stability is more important. So I finally turned to run APC online -- simpler often means more stable. mmcache forked eaccelerator later and they setup [http://www.eaccelerator.net www.eaccelerator.net], running [http://trac.edgewall.com/ trac]. |
