Hello All:
I just found really nice pdf document on the optimization of server set up for Magento which can be downloaded using URL http://www.magentocommerce.com/whitepaper/.
Enjoy Programming!!!
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Note on Magento Cache
It may be required to disable the built-in Magento cache (that is
enabled after installation by default) during active development, but please make sure that
caching is enabled on production sites as disabled cache makes the store frontend 5-6 times
slower and less responsive under load.
On the use of php accelerator:
The APC cache backend improves the results, which are 2-3 times better than the
default filesystem cache backend. The memcached cache backend shows 10-15% better results
than APC. And from the tests of Magento team, the eAccelerator cache backend shows the best results which are
5-10% faster than memcached.
Enjoy Programming!!!
enabled after installation by default) during active development, but please make sure that
caching is enabled on production sites as disabled cache makes the store frontend 5-6 times
slower and less responsive under load.
On the use of php accelerator:
The APC cache backend improves the results, which are 2-3 times better than the
default filesystem cache backend. The memcached cache backend shows 10-15% better results
than APC. And from the tests of Magento team, the eAccelerator cache backend shows the best results which are
5-10% faster than memcached.
Enjoy Programming!!!
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