How to set up page caching in Zend Server 5
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Great tool, thanks for shedding some light on it. Is it there an easy way to export/import the rules/conditions to another environment? For example, does this interface create an .htaccess file that can be configured and dropped to another location?
lakermark2006 1 year ago
Awesome!
rtsownage 1 year ago
Very impressive, this sure is simpler than writing the applications with caching in mind, although it's still worth doing the latter if you have the time. That way you can do stuff like *always* caching the html chunk for each product's description and grab that chunk from a file (instead of querying the database and then building the HTML) REGARDLESS of whether they are logged in or not, and make it ONLY rebuild the file if the cache is old. The performance of this latter choice is tremendous.
pulseforce 1 year ago