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Effective In-Function Caching With PHP5
in PHP added by porteightyeight, on 9/5/2008 advanced tutorials cache php5
In-function caching can often be used to greatly improve the performance of our software. Applying this technique effectively is important to avoid spiraling memory usage and bizarre bugs that can be caused by old cache data lingering around.
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LAMP performance for dummies
in PHP added by goodphptutorials, on 15/1/2008 advanced tutorials blog caching database mysql performance
I've spent the last six months combing Google for 'slow mysql' results. It was enlightening. Now in the spirit of giving back to the community I give you:
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How to use Output Buffering in PHP
in PHP added by goodphptutorials, on 21/8/2007 beginner tutorials cache ob_start output buffering
Output buffering is something that often is forgotten by new people in PHP. You can create really powerful things with functions like ob_start and the other. Compress, replace and modify to mention a few.
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Caching your pages with PHP
in PHP added by Nikolas, on 16/7/2007 advanced tutorials caching mysql web development
Some ways to reduce the overhead in your server, using caching techniques.
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High Performance PHP
in PHP added by goodphptutorials, on 16/2/2007 advanced tutorials caching optimization performance speed
If you need to improve the performance of your PHP application, then these methods should help you.
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Use a mirror for hits from popular websites
in PHP added by goodphptutorials, on 17/12/2006 advanced tutorials caching traffic
So you wrote a gripping article or made the a out-of-this-world graphic which has been added to a site (or multiple sites) such as digg, slashdot or reddit and now your server is suffering the consequences of that graphic intensive make-over you did on your site last week. you wish they'd stop slamming your server to stop your host bugging you, or, to stop your server from committing suicide.
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PHP: The need for speed
in PHP added by goodphptutorials, on 7/3/2006 bottlenecks cache general speed
PHP4 is in general fast enough for dynamic web content generation, and in most cases you can't even think of anything faster than it. But when you have to face lots of accesses, heavy applications, narrow bandwidth, or other factors that can create performance bottlenecks, you may ask yourself if you can do anything to make things work better.
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Output buffering, and how it can change your life
in PHP added by goodphptutorials, on 19/12/2005 buffering caching general ob_get_contents output buffer
In this article, Zeev explains the HTTP header and how output buffering helps you deal with it. He also describes several advanced usages of output buffering.
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