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technobia wrote:
WOW! Brash,
That is some of the best documentation I have seen, especially for open source! You are a gem!!!!
I have a few questions:
1. Since I enabled HTTP Compression in IIS the sites work fantastic however I have seeing pretty regular spikes in CPU utilization. Is this because perhaps all the sites are not yet compressed? I have 30+ include the XOOPS site which does not seem to be compressed.
2. In installed Zen Optimizer but do not see much of a difference with that. Do I need to do anything else with it?
3. I did not install accelerator as there were no real instructions for Windows 2003 / IIS server. Perhaps you can assist with this and/or location the proper documentation.
I love your website too!!!
Thanks so much Technobia
P.S What is your latest version of AMS (2.4?) I would like to try it? Is it compatable with XOOPS 2.0.14 /PHP4.3.11/ MySQL 4.1?
Hi technobia,
Glad you found the article useful. To answer your questions;
1) Compression of dynamic content such as PHP will put more load on the CPU, so it is matter of finding a balance between compression level and performance.
2) Zend Optimiser won't do big things for you. In fact I've even read some articles claiming it slowed things down marginally.
3) I don't have an article on Opcode accelerators for IIS yet, but they are very much worth pursuing. You'll get somewhere around a 50% performance increase just there.
Last version of AMS was 2.4, and it should have no issues running on XOOPS 2.0.14 /PHP4.3.11/ MySQL 4.1.
