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Any of you fellow big boards using datastore caching in 3.6.x?
Any of you guys using APC/memcached/FileSystem datastore caching in 3.6.x?
I am wondering what query hits I will save on from enabling it. Will I only save on a single select from the datastore table when a page is loaded? I can't find much documentation on it another then how to enable it. Have any of you guys noticed an improvement or any problems after enabling it? |
I am using http://trac.lighttpd.net/xcache/ along with the datastore and if I disable it I really can tell a difference in site performance. I found xcache to be alot faster then APC.
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where can I find the settings for this?
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This works pretty well for me.. No complaints.
Code:
[xcache-common] |
I am refering to the vbulletin datastore caching. Instead of having vbulletin use the datastore table, you can have vbulletin cache the values in memcached, apc, or filesystem.
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i Use APC in comb. with Master Slave DB and Template Chace.
www.hilfe-forum.eu No Probs. ACP make Forum 20% faster Master/Slave 30% Template Chace 20% |
I use memcache. Support is built-in.
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I would like to know exactly what query hits we would save on by using the memcache. Would it just save from a single select statement to the datastore table? vBulletin does not give much information on this feature.
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If you are using just the default vb stuff, you don't need much memory at all. The default 64mb is overkill even, you could get away with 32mb.
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