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)

    OK. That’s what I was afraid of…
    I’m really sorry: you won’t get anything more out of APCu Manager. I choose to be honest with you, you are the 3rd person to have this happen, and the cause is -a priori- not correctable.

    Symptoms: no analytics while using direct call to cron.php file. There’s seems to be entries in APCu (you can confirm this via the “tools” menu) but no way to get correct and stable analytics. So APCu works but you are “blind” in using it…

    I’m deeply sorry, and I apologize.

    Note, you can continue to use it, but the only way to obtain your hit ratio will be to go the Site Health info report and make the ratio by yourself:

    ratio = 1-(num_misses/num_hits)

    Thread Starter The-Dude

    (@the-dude-1)

    Thank you for the detailed. Your honesty honours you. ??
    Using both plugins (APCu and Opcache) would have been really nice, but if it doesn’t work, it’s not a bummer. I will find an alternative.

    Wish you a good hand in the further development. ??

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