Performance

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Developed and maintained by : Sébastien LIBBRECHT (sebyoga@gmail.com)
Development sponsored by : Company Noven http://www.noven.fr

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This module allows to generate a static cache on file with the extension of your choice. (.html by default)
It increases considerably the speed of load.

Any more access database.. Your page returned already generated since the cache file.

It supplies several possibilities:
- Management of the cache according to an url
- Management of the cache according to a domain
- Management of the delay of expiration different from that by default for a given url
- Display a toolbar in front site for showing the information on the cache for the current page. More of direct access to diverse option of management of the cache for the current page
- Display in the backoffice the list of pages at present in cache with their expiry date
- Deletion of a page of the cache if we publish a content page.
- Management of the deletion of the cache via a cron
- Addition of a tag in footer

- Management of the cache activated or no if parameter present in the url.

PHP4 module contains PHP5 functions which have been rewritten to make it compatible with PHP4.
Of course this module can't provide full support for PHP5, it's only defining the compatible functions.

You don't need to install this module, when you can install PEAR PHP_Compat instead.
Try:

pear install PHP_Compat-1.6.0a2

PHP_Compat Page: http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_Compat
If you can't do that, then install it.

Supported Functions

This project aims to create a scenario-based availability testing and benchmarking suite for Drupal (and non-Drupal) websites.

The ad_cache_memcache module allows for serving advertisements from multiple web servers using a central memcache server.

Provide integration with the forthcoming Mosso Cloud Servers API.

A Drupal Logger that provides a production-ready lightweight structured logging approach, allowing to store any additional metadata together with the log entry in JSON format as a nested data structure.

Supports logging to almost any target: stdout, stderr, file, syslog, or database.