Posts Tagged with "Apache"
Compiling PHP with Oracle support on CentOS 5.2
Getting PHP and oracle to play nice is a massive pain, so this post is more a log for myself next time I have to do it more than anything else!
The procedure requires you to compile PHP from source, so if thats not your thing or your easily scared don’t bother continuing!
Firstly an enormous yum [...]
How to quickly setup a load balanced, high availability, Apache cluster
I wanted to find a simple to maintain and expand soultion for load balancing a web cluster with high availability. I have found my solution in HAProxy.
Scenario
This demo scenario is in the following enviroment:
Network Configuration
Network: 192.168.11.0
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 192.168.11.254 (Although this is irrelavant)
1 x Shared IP for the Load Balancers
192.168.11.40
2 x Load Balancers
BHLabs1 – 192.168.11.30
BHLabs6 [...]
The Gospels of my Performance Web Hosting Bible
There are certain things I keep close to hand when I’m presented with a new site by our development team. I use these sites and books as a basis for most criticisms, decisions and tweaks I make when deploying a new site. This detail in these guides is generally focused on LAMP sites, although the [...]
Read this article…4 Simple Apache tweaks to speed up delivery of your web site
Add these simple directives into your Apache configuration and you should notice a considerable increase in speed in the delivery of pages. As a working example, I performed these tweaks on http://www.shortlist.com/. Here are the before and after stats:
The changes are:
Homepage on an empty cache from 956.6k to 658.9k, both 133 requests.
Homepage on a primed [...]


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