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New performance page #16

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Proposal for a new perfromance page.

Proposal for a new perfromance page.
@javiercasares javiercasares added the documentation Improvements or additions to documentation label Jun 4, 2020
@javiercasares javiercasares requested a review from a team June 4, 2020 08:35
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@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ In case you work with systems like nginx or LiteSpeed you have these: [LiteSpeed

Every time a request comes to your web server, PHP has to execute and calculate everything, but PHP allows an internal operation caching system, which means that a copy of each execution is stored in memory or on disk. If it is active and the same operation is executed again, the system will take advantage of this system to return the calculation much faster, since it does not have to calculate everything completely.

If your hosting provider has it active and configured, you can make use of it, but always taking into account that you will need a plugin to make the invalidation of the contents when necessary.
If your hosting provider has it active and configured, you can make use of it, but always taking into account that you may need a plugin to make the invalidation of the contents when necessary, considering `opcache.validate_timestamps` may or may not be configured.
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This isn't a review for the whole new page, but since this is documentation for hosting providers, I'd prefer to see this written in a way that recommends the best way for hosts to configure OPcache, rather than a way for users to work around how the host has it configured.

There are many ways to make the calls corresponding to the scheduled tasks, so it is highly recommended that you talk to your web hosting provider for recommendations.
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The same here -- let's recommend or give options for what is recommended, rather than suggesting a host contact their host.

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Requires a lot of improvement...

@javiercasares javiercasares deleted the casares-performance branch December 8, 2020 07:38
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