Can your website handle 10,000 requests at once? Most PHP applications run on Apache by default with limited or no caching. This becomes a huge problem when your site comes under any serious load. Nginx is a high-performance webserver that can demonstrably handle more simultaneous connections than stock Apache with a dramatically reduced memory footprint. Used in conjunction with Memcached or other cache mechanisms, you can easily handle anything the web throws at you with relatively little hardware. This talk should cover how to install and configure nginx with PHP (via fastcgi/php-fpm) and give an overview on how to set up and used Memcached in conjunction with an opcode cache (APC) in your PHP application.
I was truly honored to be among so many brilliant minds!:-) I learned a lot!
1 · February 14
My first meetup in SoFloPHP group, good job James, it was interesting to know how you are approaching a busy website, you brought to us an advanced topic, using a non-blocking server as Nginx, PHP-FPM to consume php apps as fastcgi and memcache for caching it is not something we do every day, good talk.
1 · February 14
Great meetup, learned some nice things and some fun things to play with today.
1 · February 14
hey guys thanks for the kind words and of course for taking the time out of your day! FYI slides are here if anyone needs: http://www.jblotus.com/2013/02/...![]()
February 13
Great presentation James. I really like your approach on preaching knowledge and visibility over just using what's "cool" or what someone says is "fast".
1 · February 13
my first meeting of many to attend, felt good to be around seasoned professionals who i can bounce ideas off of
February 13
how long is this meeting going to last i might not be able to get there till 8
February 13
I wish I had that issue with 10,000 customers on my site at the same time.
1 · February 12
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