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Both are very good. Which is better, depends on the application. Only bench testing with load stress tests will provide results needed to make the decision for your application. We used APC for a decade but have recently switched to opcache because we have seen better compatibility and much improved stability.
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memcached is mostly used for database caching, but certain coding like wordpress' w3 total cache can use memcached to store php rendered work as pages to save cpu processing time of rendering the code to make the page.
memcached can also store objects as well, but I have found the cache gets fragmented and the overhead decreases performance. saving memcached for database and page is best, leaving object caching to opcache.
APC is removed from php 5.5, developers have chosen Zend Opcache as the winner.
so APC is old, Zend Opcache is the new standard.
memcached can also store objects as well, but I have found the cache gets fragmented and the overhead decreases performance. saving memcached for database and page is best, leaving object caching to opcache.
APC is removed from php 5.5, developers have chosen Zend Opcache as the winner.
so APC is old, Zend Opcache is the new standard.
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