On 3/14/13 6:47 PM, Joseph Engo wrote:
I would avoid using persistent connections with PHP. They have never
worked properly on any scale.
That is quite inaccurate. Persistent connections for MySQL were always
discouraged due to some issues in the drivers and the low connection
cost of a MySQL connection.
Persistent connections with memcached has always been the recommended
method of configuring your PHP. There is a gotcha in the PECL/memcached
client you have to be aware of where you can continue to make new
persistent connections if you call addServer on an already connected
client. Other than that, it works fine.
As for the TIME_WAIT issue: Are you looking at netstat and being anal or
are you actually trying to solve a problem you are having? If you are
using persistent connections you should be seeing ESTABLISHED
connections and not TIME_WAIT connections.
I looked around at several of my client side servers and have 800-1000
TIME_WAIT connections (mostly MySQL) sitting around all the time. They
are not really any harm.
Brian.
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