On Dec 12, 8:30 am, AJV <[email protected]> wrote:
> The project I'm working on is expected to get a good load of visitors,
> so I need to make sure I tune my cake to work as efficiently as
> possible. Are there any speed/reliability issues between php (native
> php sessions) and cake (filesystem) -types of sessions?
https://trac.cakephp.org/browser/branches/1.2.x.x/app/config/core.php#L89
assuming a stock php install the difference between php and cake
sessions is only where your session files get stored - that's it.
Database sessions logically add extra overhead since instead of (vast
simplification):
sessioninfo<read write to>a file
you've got
sessioninfo<read write to ><a database server which ~bottom line
points at->a file
If you're looking for performance boosts your best bet is to TEST
(profile) your app and see where it is slow/can be improved rather
than begin looking at something that is either irrelevant or at best
going to have a marginal impact.
hth
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