Server-side caching with FPM
FPM: FastCGI Process Manager
Up to ten times faster page loading from the first visit: FPM makes it possible! You and your users will benefit from the outstanding performance, which is an inclusive feature in some products:
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What is FPM?
FPM stands for FastCGI Process Manager and is a process manager that enables the execution of PHP scripts on a web server.
In traditional webservers, every time a PHP script is called, a new process is started to execute the script. This can lead to increased resource consumption, especially when many requests need to be processed simultaneously.
FPM enhances the performance and scalability of the server by managing a pool of pre-started PHP processes. Instead of starting a new process for each request, FPM assigns a free PHP process instance from the pool.
In traditional webservers, every time a PHP script is called, a new process is started to execute the script. This can lead to increased resource consumption, especially when many requests need to be processed simultaneously.
FPM enhances the performance and scalability of the server by managing a pool of pre-started PHP processes. Instead of starting a new process for each request, FPM assigns a free PHP process instance from the pool.
Benefit from FPM!
The FastCGI Process Manager is particularly suitable for websites or applications based on PHP. It's especially useful for high-traffic websites or applications where performance and resource utilization are crucial.
FPM is also suitable for websites or applications that require high flexibility and configurability. It allows fine-tuning of the PHP environment, including the number of concurrent PHP processes, memory consumption, and other important parameters.
FPM is also suitable for websites or applications that require high flexibility and configurability. It allows fine-tuning of the PHP environment, including the number of concurrent PHP processes, memory consumption, and other important parameters.
FPM and SEO
These two concepts are indirectly connected, as FPM can reduce the loading time of a website. A fast-loading website is advantageous for both visitors and search engines, and therefore helps with SEO.
Conversions
A slow website affects success: 47% expect a 2-second load time, and 40% leave after 3 seconds.
Usability
The speed of your website directly impacts the online experience: Better performance = higher user satisfaction.
Visibility
Fast loading times boost your search engine ranking on Google, Bing, and other platforms.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does world4you offer cache solutions (varnish, redis, memcached, PHP-FPM)?
Varnish, redis, or memcached are not offered. However, we do offer PHP-FPM in selected products.
Why do I see old data on my website even though it has been updated in the FTP program?
If you are not seeing the current version of your website, it may be because you still have the old data in your browser's cache. To resolve this issue, please clear your browser cache or test your website with an alternative browser.
What is the Just-in-time (JIT) compiler, and is it supported?
Just-in-time (JIT) is a method that allows a program to be transformed into machine-readable code at runtime. This technology enables faster code execution compared to traditional interpreters.
With PHP version 8 , the JIT compiler is introduced, bringing performance improvements for web applications developed with the popular programming language.
Depending on the use case, the performance of PHP code can be significantly improved. It is no longer read and executed from RAM in an intermediate format by the OPCache, which is enabled by default, or stored as bytecode in a file for use on all shared hosting servers. The code is translated directly into machine code during JIT compilation and executed by the CPU. This can result in up to a twofold improvement in processing time compared to the previous version.
With PHP version 8 , the JIT compiler is introduced, bringing performance improvements for web applications developed with the popular programming language.
Depending on the use case, the performance of PHP code can be significantly improved. It is no longer read and executed from RAM in an intermediate format by the OPCache, which is enabled by default, or stored as bytecode in a file for use on all shared hosting servers. The code is translated directly into machine code during JIT compilation and executed by the CPU. This can result in up to a twofold improvement in processing time compared to the previous version.
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