Closed (fixed)
Project:
Alternative PHP Cache
Version:
6.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
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Created:
17 Jan 2011 at 20:20 UTC
Updated:
7 May 2012 at 21:20 UTC
Hello
have you guys heard of cache_backport?
would be interesting to add a port, if that port does not needs too many changes.
Comments
Comment #1
R.Muilwijk commentedI'll have a look how much effort it will take. If it's not too much I'll roll a d6 version.
Comment #2
ogi commentedsubscribe
Comment #3
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Comment #4
R.Muilwijk commentedIs there still need for this? Unfortunatly I did not get time for this yet. Maybe someone can provide a patch?
Comment #5
lpalgarvio commentedwaiting on some more developments and testing in cache_backport.
Comment #6
vinoth.3v commentedread the http://drupal.org/project/cache_backport installation instructions.
I am using APC with cache_backport
it is great.
Comment #7
pounardYes, I developed the Cache Backport module using APC backend as test case, it should definitely work great with it :) You don't need any port, I will report bugs as soon as I find them (already did once if I remember well).
Thank you guys for this APC backend!
Comment #8
R.Muilwijk commentedShould I commit anything for easier access to the APC backend with cache_backport?
Comment #9
pounardRight now, I don't think so, except maybe an effort for documentation. Still, we are doing it in Cache Backport so that's not necessary.
EDIT: If I find out any bugs or anything that could help, I will open issues.
Comment #10
R.Muilwijk commentedWould you mind providing me some documentation (or link) I can publish in the README / project page?
Comment #11
pounardRight now I don't have much to share, a colleague of mine is actually writing it, let me ask him the next time I see him how he's doing with that.
Comment #12
andy inman commentedSounds like a good idea - but did you know there is already CacheRouter?
Comment #13
Peter Bowey commentedRefer #12
Cacherouter is not [yet] using the later features of APC.
APC - Alternative PHP Cache is currently using some advanced APC features,
such as allowing APC to perform cache serialization() and locking.
This has bench tested (by me) to be nice performance +asset!
Cacherouter is not getting the love it needs...
Comment #14
Peter Bowey commentedI am using cache_backport with Pressflow 6.22 + APC - Alternative PHP Cache
Works great!
There are some good [advanced] APC features in the method used by 'APC - Alternative PHP Cache' module.
(compared to say the older Cacherouter).
Low latency
Better locking (native to APC)
Access to the new APCIterator class for iterating over set of keys; see http://drupal.org/node/1278292
No need to serialize/unserialize items
Comment #15
pounard@#14 Thanks you for this feedback!
Comment #16
pounard@all For your information I just pushed a new release of Cache Backport, two modifications: added a null backend implementation, and also fixed the sad headers bug. Need testers, and since you all here seems interested, please give me some feedback :)
Comment #17
R.Muilwijk commentedAdded a link to the project page.