I was wondering if itwould be possible to somehow speed up symfony templates by loading the files in memcached, and then instead of doing include, grabbing them from memory? Has anyone tried this? WOuld it work?
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I was wondering if itwould be possible to somehow speed up symfony templates by loading the files in memcached, and then instead of doing include, grabbing them from memory? Has anyone tried this? WOuld it work?
Have you looked at the view cache already? This built-in system makes it possible to cache the output from actions, and has a lot of configuration options, and is overridable on a per-action (and per-component) level. It works by default on a file level, but I think it is possible to configure it in a way that the action output is cached to memcached. (Or you should write this part)
If you want really lightning fast pages, you should also look at the sfSuperCachePlugin, which stores the output as an HTML file in your public HTML folder. That way Apache can directly serve the pages, and doesn’t need to start up PHP and symfony to generate the output.