enportugal wrote: > > I'm using Zend_Cache to cache all queries from mysql server. >
Be aware that MySql can cache queries (if your setup has this turned on) and some queries are quicker than a file based cache (I assume your cache is file based). enportugal wrote: > > Currently I have about 12.000 cached files and sometimes (1/10) > Zend_Cache takes up to 10 seconds to load the cache. > How do you decide what you need to cache? The only time that I cache something is when I know it is very slow and can be speed up. I profile with XDebug to find this out. Caching everything possible can actually slow things down if you are caching something that was originally quicker than accessing a file. enportugal wrote: > > > is there any way we can speed this up? > > If you are using file based caching, I would recommend that you move to sqlite based cache at least. Memcache would be nice but it not as available. At least sqlite seems faster than a file based cache. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Zend_Cache-performance-tp23777010p23777614.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
