Jasmine Lognnes
Reputation: 7097
Is eAccelerator still relevant?
It have been a very long time since I last saw anyone use or talk about eAccelerator, so I wonder if memcached and redis have made it obsolete?
Upvotes: -3
Views: 260
Answers (1)
Niels Keurentjes
Reputation: 41958
PHP 5.5+ ships with the opcache extension, formerly Zend Optimiser+, by default, thereby obsoleting solutions like eAccelerator which do the same thing.
Memcached and Redis solve entirely different problems (data persistence), not code execution speed.
Upvotes: 2
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