Hi Tom,
You absolutely have a point there.
The site functions without it, however APC improves the sites performance(it
should as there is almost 100% cache hit, however I didn't and can't do decent
investigation into that).
Note that the customer configures all application parts(php, apache, mysql,
...).
So if the customer writes bad code and the site doesn't perform, that is not a
problem.
However load on the VM is kind of ok. It is the IO load to the san that I want
to get down :)
Grtz
>
> APC stand for Alternative PHP Cache. It aims to speed up your Apache
> webserver by caching the parsed PHP object code, in a manner I don't
> understand because I use neither PHP nor APC.
>
> However, there are two takeaways from those two sentences. The first
> is that it is a cache, the site should function without it. The second
> is that it is meant to speed up your webserver. If it is not doing so,
> and is instead causing load issues, it seems counter productive to use
> it.
>
> Cheers
>
> Tom
>
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