Why is there no growth after switching to php-fpm with normal php?

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Why is there no growth after switching to php-fpm with normal php?

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zizop · Answer 1 · 2019-03-23T06:59:51+0000

recommend 5.3.4 from svn, collect -disable-all and enable only the specified modules, as needed. Don't forget apc is the latest version already works well with fpm. Well, build optimization under your platform.

fallen · Answer 2 · 2019-03-23T06:59:51+0000

RTFM php-fpm.org/wiki/FAQ
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Does the PHP-FPM to speed processing of requests?

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No, it does not really change anything. However, if you use some of the special features, the performance of certain queries can be accelerated.
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Wott · Answer 3 · 2019-03-23T06:59:51+0000

And such a strange feeling that php-fpm does not keep code sincluding files in memory

Hmm... at least the standard php so they do not hold. And php-fpm needs?
I have a php opcode cache was only if you are using any caching system kind of WinCache or eAccelerator. Then measurements of the speed include began to be noticeably faster, and source changes may not be immediately applied.

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