Parse error: syntax error, unexpected end of file in fragment_cache.php on line 161

[postme]

line 146: <?

should be:

<?php

[Rarst]

You are reporting in the wrong repository. :) That's different plugin.

[postme]

I see now what went wrong, it looks like there is a naming collision with your fragment cache plugin and a similarly named plugin in the wordpress repository. I installed your plugin trough composer and subsequently got the message in wp-admin that your plugin needed upgrading, which I did. This upgrade removes your plugin and installs the other fragmentcache plugin, with the coding error.

[Rarst]

Ugh, yes, that. Unfortunately only so much I can do about repository serving stupid updates. :( I will get to adding code that opts out, but that still only works as long as plugin turned on and running.

[postme]

No worries, just wanted to clarify I wasn’t completely off my rocker :)

I’ll certainly give your plugin a good spin, starting up BlazeMeter load tests tonight to get a feeling for the performance impact, happy to share if you’re interested?

[Rarst]

Very much so! Happy for any (good and bad) feedback, keep it coming! :)

[postme]

Hi Andrey,

Please find attached the blazemeter test I did tonight with a baseline reference. Dark green is with fragment_cache and light green is plain vanilla. It is a wordpress site with a genesis theme.

Test is maximum stress with 50 concurrent users for 1 hour duration.

Number of concurrent users is increased at an accelerated rate.

Server is overwhelmed.

5 minute user ramp up.

35 minute continuous load.

Looks like fragment caching shaves of 100 ms in this scenario

[Rarst]

I don't think GitHub issues handle attachments, you'll have to post via site or email me directly. :)