No performance advantage with APCu manager and OPcache manager

  • Resolved The-Dude

    (@the-dude-1)


    2 years, 8 months ago

    Hi,

    as i wrote initially in a OPcache manager thread i have a problem with APCu manager and OPcache manager.

    Both cache modules are active at my server. In point of the OPcache its Zend OPcache.
    My WordPress version is 5.9.2 and PHP 8.0 runs flawless.

    But i see no performance advantage in test tools like Google Lighthouse or hits in the APCu manager and OPcache manager statistics. In the settings (thanks that they are really simple :)) i can’t see anything, that could prevent the work of the two plugins.

    Could you please help me?

    Thank you in advance ??

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  • Plugin Author Pierre Lannoy

    (@pierrelannoy)

    Hello @the-dude-1 !

    As explained in the post you pointed out, OPcache Manager will do nothing for you in term of speed for your site. You can forget OPcache Manager for accelerating your site: it is not done for that.
    Nevertheless, APCu Manager should speed up your site. So if you don’t see any speed improvement with it, there’s something wrong.

    I will try to proceed by elimination… Could you first tell me if APCu is correctly enabled on your hosting plan (you can see if all is ok, in the Site Health section of you site, “info” tab). What is the enabled version?

    If it is correctly enabled, can you share a screenshot of your APCu analytics?

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter The-Dude

    (@the-dude-1)

    Hi,

    i hope, i understand you right. You mean with “enabled version” the version of APCu manager, right? This is 3.1.1.

    Or did you mean the APCu version on my server: APCu (mmap) 5.1.19 is currently enabled on my website.

    Screenshot of APCu Analytics: https://imgur.com/rTxwyfY

    Cheers ??

    • This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by The-Dude.
    Plugin Author Pierre Lannoy

    (@pierrelannoy)

    No, it was not the plugin version I was asking for but the APCu version (the php module which must be enabled on your server). Nevermind, the screenshot shows “APCu (mmap) 5.1.17” as APCu version. So it’s perfect.
    The analytics clearly show that the plugin is not currently used as a cache handler (so it has no effect). Could you check the first option in APCu Manager settings is activated (checked) and there is no warning/error message displayed?

    Thread Starter The-Dude

    (@the-dude-1)

    Yes, checked it already ??

    APCu Options

    Plugin Author Pierre Lannoy

    (@pierrelannoy)

    OK. First time I see that ??
    What other caching plugins do you have?

    Thread Starter The-Dude

    (@the-dude-1)

    No other caching plugins active.
    Only Autoptimize is as an speed optimizing plugin active.

    Plugin Author Pierre Lannoy

    (@pierrelannoy)

    Can you share (or send via email if you prefer: pierre @ lannoy . fr) the Site Health info report?
    Thanks

    Thread Starter The-Dude

    (@the-dude-1)

    Sure, i’ll send the report asap to you. ??

    Thread Starter The-Dude

    (@the-dude-1)

    Hey Pierre, any news? ??

    Plugin Author Pierre Lannoy

    (@pierrelannoy)

    Hello @the-dude-1 !

    For now, I have no news (I’m still working on it). To be honest, I’m very curious how this can happen.

    Thanks to your email, I was able to setup a test platform with all the plugins you’re using but I’m not able to reproduce the issue.

    To help me, maybe could you share a screenshot of the analytics view on the current day (not on multi-day view)?

    Thread Starter The-Dude

    (@the-dude-1)

    Hi Pierre,

    Screenshots are on the way to you. ??

    Cheers ??

    Plugin Author Pierre Lannoy

    (@pierrelannoy)

    Thanks for the screenshot, @the-dude-1 !

    There’s 2 things I can say about your screenshot. First of all, it’s not working correctly (see “normal” screenshot in the plugin description) and the second one is, it’s seems to have entries for WP.
    So, I think the problem is not APCu Manager, but maybe something about your “infrastructures”. Can you first confirm your cron is working properly at right frequency (recommended frequency for APCu Manager is less than 5 minutes for external cron). What is your cron type (external or standard WP cron)?

    Thread Starter The-Dude

    (@the-dude-1)

    I’ve canceld the standard WP Cron, because it’s not a real cron job. I’ve an external cron job on my host instead. This cron job works every 15 minutes. I can change the period to … lets say 4 minutes. Ok? ??

    Plugin Author Pierre Lannoy

    (@pierrelannoy)

    Yes, you should, but for now the most important part of your answer is “cron on your host”. Could you just tell me if this job is calling the cron url (with curl or wget, for example), or directly the php cron file?

    Thread Starter The-Dude

    (@the-dude-1)

    I call directly the wp-cron.php.

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