All articles tagged with ["Redis"
Default file-based sessions are a concurrency killer. Learn how to implement Redis 2.4 as a session handler to reduce latency, eliminate file locking, and handle thousands of requests per second on your Norwegian VPS.
Is your application hanging during traffic spikes? Your disk-based session handler is likely the culprit. Learn how to switch to Redis 2.4 for sub-millisecond session reads and maintain compliance with strict Norwegian data privacy standards.
Is your application hanging during traffic spikes? The culprit isn't your code—it's likely your file-based session handling. Learn how to implement Redis for session storage on CentOS 6 and Ubuntu 12.04 to eliminate I/O wait and reduce latency.
Is your I/O wait spiking during peak traffic? It's probably your session handler. We break down why file and MySQL-based sessions fail at scale and how to deploy Redis 2.4 for sub-millisecond performance on CentOS 6.
File-based sessions are a bottleneck waiting to strangle your application. Learn how to implement Redis for session management on Linux to reduce latency and handle high-concurrency traffic, specifically tailored for Norwegian infrastructure constraints.
Hard drives are where sessions go to die. In this deep dive, we replace the slow default file-based session handler with Redis 2.4 to achieve sub-millisecond latency for Norwegian e-commerce and high-traffic portals.
Disk I/O is the silent killer of web application performance. Learn how to migrate your PHP session handling to Redis 2.4 for sub-millisecond latency and why hardware virtualization matters for data integrity in Norway.
Stop letting disk I/O kill your application performance. We explore why switching from default file-based sessions to Redis is the critical upgrade for scaling PHP applications in 2011, specifically for the Norwegian market.