Taking the article page as an example, through chrome packet capture, the waiting time reaches 147ms. In fact, before caching optimization, this page is about The speed of 4 sql statements is only about 152ms, which is not much different, so I decided to install zend opcache to speed up php.
After I installed zend opcache on the server and tested again, the waiting has dropped to 68ms, and the effect is obvious.
So, it is still necessary to install this type of PHP accelerator for laravel projects.
Installation tutorial attached:
The zend opcache (ZendOptimizerPlus) project is currently hosted on github. The project address is: https://github.com/zendtech/ZendOptimizerPlus. The installation steps have been explained in detail above, so let’s briefly talk about it here:
1. Download
There is a download zip button in the lower right corner of the project page. Click it to download and transfer it to the server. You can also right-click to copy the link and download it to the server through wget. 2. Unzip and enter the directory
The code is as follows:
3. Installation
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Among them, $PHP_DIR is your php installation directory. If you don’t know, you can try it
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Then the path obtained by ls -l can be used to find the installation directory of php. Generally, if it is compiled from source code, it is in /usr/local/php. It may also be installed through a third-party package manager, as long as you find phpize and php-config. After the compilation is completed, you will get a prompt:
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This is to tell you the location of the compiled extension .so file. Then we edit php.ini. This configuration file is either in $PHP_DIR/etc or /usr/local/etc/. In short, open it. Add
at the end
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Save and exit, and restart php-fpm or apache.
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