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Okay so I’ve running so pretty large queries on my site and its been running up the mysql resources. My admin questioned whether I’ve tried different php accelerators but I’ve never installed one before. So I did some research on it, and I’m curious do I need to make any modifications to my actual php codes or do I just install an accelerator and let it take effect? I need ways to optimize my load and reduce the amount of resources being used on the server.
“PHP accelerators” are opcode caches; they save the server from having to re-interpret PHP files on every request. The savings is somewhere in the realm of 1% of CPU load, and it won’t help you one bit if your problem is with the database’s resource usage.