Comments on: How to Increase PHP Performance on Windows Servers http://bobschwarz.com/how-to-increase-php-performance-on-windows-servers/ Wed, 02 Nov 2011 14:47:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Cache for a Windows Server? - vBulletin SEO Forums http://bobschwarz.com/how-to-increase-php-performance-on-windows-servers/comment-page-1/#comment-47 Cache for a Windows Server? - vBulletin SEO Forums Tue, 09 Feb 2010 19:18:17 +0000 http://bobschwarz.com/?p=172#comment-47 [...] increase is tremendous. If you want to check out my blog post about the performance increase here is the link. Memcached does nothing to help performance unless you are using more than one memcached server. [...] [...] increase is tremendous. If you want to check out my blog post about the performance increase here is the link. Memcached does nothing to help performance unless you are using more than one memcached server. [...]

]]> By: AWS http://bobschwarz.com/how-to-increase-php-performance-on-windows-servers/comment-page-1/#comment-40 AWS Mon, 25 Jan 2010 15:58:07 +0000 http://bobschwarz.com/?p=172#comment-40 Thanks for the comment Don. I had looked at Fast CGI back when it was beta, Had it installed on an old server that is no longer online and it didn't seem to be as fast as ISAPI. When I beta testing Windows 2008 server I used fast cgi since it was built in. The improvement was tremendous compared to the beta I tried. I use iis.net all the time to keep up with the latest. That is how I found out about wincache. Thanks for the comment Don. I had looked at Fast CGI back when it was beta, Had it installed on an old server that is no longer online and it didn’t seem to be as fast as ISAPI. When I beta testing Windows 2008 server I used fast cgi since it was built in. The improvement was tremendous compared to the beta I tried.

I use iis.net all the time to keep up with the latest. That is how I found out about wincache.

]]> By: Don Raman http://bobschwarz.com/how-to-increase-php-performance-on-windows-servers/comment-page-1/#comment-39 Don Raman Sun, 24 Jan 2010 19:44:44 +0000 http://bobschwarz.com/?p=172#comment-39 Hi, Very nice blog post. I am part of PHP/FastCGI (which is part of IIS Team) product development team in Microsoft. Using FastCGI with NTS build of PHP along with WINCACHE wil significantly boost your PHP application performance. Another significant feature we added in the FastCGI 1.5 release for IIS 5.1/6.0 is the real-time tuning of MaxInstances setting. This MaxInstances setting dictates the maximum number of FastCGI processes which can be launched for each application pool. If it is set to 0 then FastCGI extension will automatically adjust the number of instances up or down every few seconds based on the system load and number of requests waiting in the queue. This is an important feature in my view and now user need not figure out an optimum value for this. This feature is going to be forward ported to IIS7.0 soon. Regards, Don. Hi,

Very nice blog post. I am part of PHP/FastCGI (which is part of IIS Team) product development team in Microsoft. Using FastCGI with NTS build of PHP along with WINCACHE wil significantly boost your PHP application performance.

Another significant feature we added in the FastCGI 1.5 release for IIS 5.1/6.0 is the real-time tuning of MaxInstances setting. This MaxInstances setting dictates the maximum number of FastCGI processes which can be launched for each application pool. If it is set to 0 then FastCGI extension will automatically adjust the number of instances up or down every few seconds based on the system load and number of requests waiting in the queue. This is an important feature in my view and now user need not figure out an optimum value for this. This feature is going to be forward ported to IIS7.0 soon.
Regards,
Don.

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