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ZEND optimiser I think :)

Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 2:00 am
by Calimero
I think this is the 'laddy' I tried to install on my XP P4 2,0 Ghz 1GB RAM
Or maybe this is not the one, but it is definetely from ZEND labs
And it created about 10 - 15 PHP.exe in my Windows Task Manager
(10 -15 PHP instances running at the same time)

THIS IS THE QUESTION:

In your expirience, if you had any with this one:

If I use this 'laddy' to boost my PHP on apache how will it reflect on the speed of processing the Mysql server (Db's and tables and queries) in terms of processor power taken by those 10-15 PHP's running

Then it comes natural as a solution that all of the processes /code that I have in php and mysql/ I should put into PHP and take out of MySQL


First time in these waters, (blub)

Any suggestions and ideas welcome from you good-soled moderators.
:D

Thanks Ahead!

Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 9:41 am
by feyd
From what I remember, the instances come more from Apache running instances when it wants/needs more. I doubt the Zend Optimiser will affect MySQL directly.

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Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 4:47 pm
by Calimero
BUT will this (PHP.exe x 10) have some significant consequences on the processor power consuming.

:?:

Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 5:04 pm
by feyd
it has some, but little, generally.. unless you have scripts that consume a lot of processor time normally, which isn't good (usually)

And those are

Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 5:15 pm
by Calimero
When you say scripts, you mean anything that ends with.php or so :lol:

So I heard that Forums use a lot of processor power,
are there any other general types that take much or little of the processor power

lets say there is a machine of 1 Ghz, 1Gb DDr, average speed HDD, XP
how many users by your expirience it could serve for average DB connection, querying, string adjustments - DB size is medium (not too large or small - realy not sure how to describe it)

I need this info for hosting my own site on this type of machine.

Any stats and comments wellcome

Thanks Ahead !

Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 5:20 pm
by feyd
you'll have more problems with the connection speed than with processing requests.