APC (PHP Opcode Cache)
What does the abbreviation 'APC' signify? Just why is the existence of APC within your account important as far as your PHP-based Internet sites are concerned? How can you activate this option?
APC, which stands for Alternative PHP Cache, is a framework used for caching the compiled source code of a given script application, that could speed up a database-driven site several times. Each time a PHP page is accessed, the script pulls the website content that should be displayed from a database, parses and compiles the code, and then the result is shown to the website visitor. While this is necessary for Internet sites with routinely changing content, it's a complete waste of processing time and system resources for an Internet site which does not change, for example an informational portal that shows the same content all the time. Once the web pages for such a site are compiled, APC caches them and delivers them any time a website visitor accesses them. As this saves the time to obtain content from the database and to parse and compile the code, your website will load significantly faster. APC is really useful especially for scripts with larger source code.
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APC (PHP Opcode Cache) in Shared Website Hosting
APC is provided with every single
shared website hosting package that we offer and you can activate it with only a click from your Hepsia Control Panel if you would like to use it for your applications. Several minutes later the framework will be working and you'll be able to take advantage of the considerably faster loading speed of your database-driven sites. As we offer different releases of PHP which can also be selected from Hepsia, you'll even be able to to use APC for scripts which require different versions of PHP in the same account. Our advanced cloud hosting platform is very adaptable, so in case you use an alternative web accelerator for any Internet site and it disrupts APC, you will be able to activate or deactivate the aforementioned for a specific site only by using a php.ini file created in the domain or subdomain folder.
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APC (PHP Opcode Cache) in Semi-dedicated Hosting
APC is set up on the amazing cloud web hosting platform where all
semi-dedicated hosting accounts are made, so you'll be able to employ it irrespective of the package you pick. Enabling the module is done through the Hepsia Control Panel and takes only a click, so you won't need any skills or prior experience in order to take advantage of it. As you will be able to work with different releases of PHP at the same time, you will be able to customize the software environment for every single site you host in the account if necessary. A php.ini file with a couple of lines in it placed in a domain folder will allow you to set what version of PHP this Internet site will use and whether APC should be on or off for it. These settings will have priority over those for the account as a whole, so you could run various scripts and take advantage of various web accelerators for sites which are in the same account.