Open davidstrauss opened 9 years ago
What is the intended use of the user cache? Will we be demonstrating its use? Currently, we stick everything in Redis.
It's useful for caching the existence of network-stored files like aggregated CSS and JS. Both Acquia and Pantheon use it that way.
At the risk of being cheeky, is that relevant, given that we don't have a network-backed filesystem here? But it makes sense to mention it in the (admittedly rather unloved) Gluster section.
It still is probably worthwhile to cache, as it avoids the kernel round trip for accessing even the local file system. Might not be very measurable, though.
It's totally essential for Drupal 8 unfortunately.
Oh? Okay, I'm sold, then.
Ain't no cache like an APCu cache because an APCu cache is mandatory (for Drupal 8, apparently).
Ain't no party like a Pyongyang party, 'cause a Pyongyang party is ABSOLUTELY MANDATORY!
I've already updated the training materials to mention it, but we should install it as well. The package name should be
php-pecl-apcu
. This will restore the APC user cache functions (but will not conflict with opcache).