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- software-architecture
- symfony
- doctrine
- backend-development
- performance
- refactoring
- authorization
- best-practices
- caching
- clean-code
- containers
- database
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- devsecops
- distributed-systems
- docker
- idempotency
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Posts
Before Adding PHP-FPM Workers, Find Out What’s Actually Slow
Learn how to diagnose and fix PHP-FPM performance bottlenecks under real production traffic instead of blindly scaling replicas. This guide covers checking FPM status, enabling slow logs, inspecting container resources, and sizing workers based on evidence.
#php #docker #containers #performance #production #devops
9 min
Why Adding Redis Doesn’t Automatically Fix Performance
Redis can improve PHP application performance, but only when it addresses a measured bottleneck. This article looks at inefficient read paths, cache hit costs, stampedes, fallback behavior, and how to decide whether caching will actually improve the system.
#php #redis #caching #performance #symfony #doctrine #scalability
7 min