Redis seems to be the solution for caching nowdays.
Hopefully there will be a full functioning redis included. The current 'redis' & 'memcached' is for show, since they both does not work.
laurens
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Morris
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Is there any news about this request?
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Richard Hordern
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Is there any news on this ? Is CloudLinux likely to have a cPanel redis plugin sometime in 2019 ?
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Carlos Devia Rojas commented
+1
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Richard Hordern
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+1 for a redis instance per account protected with private ports.
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Tommy K
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I would like to see automatically set up redis instances for each account that have it allowed in the package limits. Should be with a socket at /tmp/redis for example.
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laurens
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Yes, stupid of me, I was searching the docs but could not find anything about it, so I assumed it was already inside the package *FACEPALM*.
I had memcached installed, but it was not enabled. It acted like it worked but did not save anything, and redis said server went away, so I thought it kept crashing :P
I want to use the caching for a shared hosting, but is it safe to use? I wouldn't want customers to share the same space with other people.
I installed redis with this: https://nixtree.com/blog/install-redis-daemon-and-redis-php-extention-on-centosrhelcpanel/
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AdminIgor Seletskiy
(CEO, Cloud Linux)
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What do you mean for the show? Are you talking about PHP modules? They are just modules, you still have to run daemon somewhere.