Is someone using the Filecache and can tell me about his/her improvings?

@finereader

Thanks! I'll put a link to the translation in the main post :)

@badawidollah

Yes WinCache is for windows only, as a linux user though you have the choice of all the other extensions :)

We've now got a public chart for you guys to look at. The chart is similar the one featured in the pro version where you can view your own forums statistical data on queries saved.

This public chart is just the same, except it will display multiple websites so you guys can get a feel for the impact being made.

We'd like to thank PipStack.com for allowing us to use their data, and we have a couple of more sites lines up that will be added in the future :)

View Public vB Optimise Resource Statistics

Just a minor update here, NextGenBoards.com have submitted their details to be included on our performance chart, thanks guys!

A nice clipechart would be how much loading time or traffic was saved by using vB Optimise :)

No real way to measure the "loading" time saved, it's not like removing a query will cut exactly 0.0x seconds off loading, it simply may or may-not depending on your server (and is not the main intention of this modification, it is to reduce strain on mysql which can result in faster loading times as a byproduct).

As for "traffic saved", not sure what you mean there - we optimise pages so ideally it allows more traffic to reach you before your servers become hot-hot-hot :)

Hi

A simple question:

I use APC Cache.
Does it need to be enabled in vBulletin config.php or or disabled for vB Optimise to work properly?

Currently I have enabled it.

I set the config file to use a different prefix for apc then I set on vB Optimise.
Does it have to be the same or a different one?

Thanks for this mod

StarBuG

Hey Starbug,

APC does not need to be enabled in vBulletins config, none of the cachers do (although it is recommended so their datastore is cached). That said the only config I do read is memcache connection values if you use Memcache (again though, It doesn't need to be hooked upto the datastore).

As for the prefix, they do not have to be the same. The option for the prefix in vBO is given incase you run multiple installations of vBulletin on the same server (or using the same memcache server) so cache doesn't collide.

Thanks for the answer :)

may i kiss you for this mods
you save my $$$