swoole from entry to master (Season 1)

• Chapter1 Course introduction and swoole introduction
• 1-1 Introduction to swoole course and the origin of swoole
• Chapter2 Comparison between swoole installation and workerman
• 2-1 Comparison between swoole feature case and workerman
• 2-2 swoole extension installation
• Chapter3 PHP multi-process and multi-threading
• 3-1 Introduction and differences between processes and threads
• 3-2 Multithreading and process communication
• 3-3 Process status, process signals, and multithreading
• Chapter4 Use of server (1)
• 4-1 swoole runs server
• 4-2 swoole running process and introduction to the three processes
• 4-3 Introduction to various configuration analysis of swoole
• 4-4 Introduction to the use of server attributes of swoole
• 4-5 4 ways to use rollback functions
• 4-6 Server callback function usage (1)
• 4-7 Server callback function usage (2)
• 4-8 Use of server callback function for asynchronous task delivery
• Chapter5 Server usage (2)
• 5-1 server method sends data
• 5-2 The server obtains the client information and binds the user to close the connection.
• 5-3 The usage and differences between task and taskwait
• 5-4 Use of taskWaitMulti and taskCo
• 5-5 Server multi-port multi-protocol use
• 5-6 Server timer timer usage
• 5-7 Use of server heartbeat detection
• Chapter6 client client and shared memory table-atomic use
• 6-1 client synchronously connects to the server and uses long connections
• 6-2 Client asynchronously connects to the server and uses the callback method
• 6-3 Use of process shared data storage table
• 6-4 Atomic counting operation class atomic usage
• Chapter7 http server websocket wss https configuration usage
• 7-1 swoole implements web server functions
• 7-2 http request parameters and response usage
• 7-3 http configure root directory and configure https
• 7-4 websocket use
• 7-5 wss configuration
• Chapter8 process and multi-process crawler practice
• 8-1 Introduction to process and creating subprocesses
• 8-2 process pipe input and output modify process name
• 8-3 processMultiple processes create and share data
• 8-4 Use of process message queue
• 8-5 Practical combat of multi-process crawler and performance comparison with single process
• Chapter9 coroutine coroutine
• 9-1 Comparative introduction to swoole coroutine threads
• 9-2 Several ways to create swoole coroutines
• 9-3 The use of swoole coroutine scheduling scheduler
• 9-4 Use of coroutine in swoole
• 9-5 Use of swoole's coroutine communication channel
• 9-6 Use of swoole's coroutine server
• 9-7 Coroutine http use of swoole
• 9-8 swoole's coroutine redis
• 9-9 swoole coroutine MySQL
• 9-10 Supplement to swoole's coroutine
• Chapter10 swoole system tuning and learning suggestions
• 10-1 Parameter tuning systemmed management and learning suggestions
• Chapter11 tp5.1 uses swoole
• 11-1 The tp5.1 framework uses swoole