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Answer: yes.

Yupp, I did find my almost perfect optimization ;) Sorry, if I dont share exact values - here a start: - install google pagespeed and recompile nginx - configure google pagespeed (hint: set disk-cache to a tmpfs) - let nginx not only serve static files, but also php via php-fpm - update your OS...

So i just update centos package?

any way to upgrade the installed php version 5.4.3 to 5.6.1?

Quote to my own request since I created the thread ;)

help would be kinda kewl .(

tested with my own comilations as well as the Panda-packages: - zend opcache configured in php 5.5 and 5.6 - php version assigned to test domains php-info: - cache active and running real-life: - site loads "normally" on initial load - cache kicks in on reload - perfect - 15 seconds later...

ZendOp is included in php starting with php 5.5.x - you just enable it in configure.

any ETA?

find / * | grep phpize

lol and while at it, here my install notes ;) (without comment) Install php 5.5.17 source http://www.ceromedia.dk/installing-php-5-5-14-on-plesk-12-ubuntu-12-04/ configure ./configure –disable-debug –disable-rpath –enable-bcmath –enable-calendar –enable-exif –enable-ftp –enable-fpm...

most likely /etc/cron.hourly/ AFAIK asl is not part of Plesk, so I figure you are on your own from here on :( (sorry - I didnt mess a lot with asl)

Wrong chown or wrong chmod on the script? Most likely cause.

No issues so far. Install php ( I complied to http://kb.odin.com/en/118378 ) but I chose a different config for configure (php 5.6.1): https://gist.github.com/Stayallive/dbb91ffa6f0fc6ca6ac3 (you might want to add --enable-fpm at the end of configure in case you want to use php-fpm) Install...

From what I learnt: backups - take care on the Plesk backup, as it will most likely not work (due to difference it systems). Therefore make sure you have your own backup at least of mysql and vhost files as well as mailboxes. migration manager is the way to go: just move customers/subscriptions...

situation: Plesk offers a nice wordpress package. Yet wordpress - especially when plugin and theme-heavy - has huge php-load-time issues. Major part is the constant reload of the php-environment as cgi or fcgi-implementations. Cgi and fcgi-implementations also almost nullify any gains by caches...

I am aware that you only support one php-version with fpm. Any recommended procedure to switch php-fpm to my php 5.6.1 version? Solution I thought of: Just change php-fpm - paths to php-fpm 5.6.1 paths. Any supported howto on doing it (which doesnt break plesk installation)? So if am right by...

Hi there, inside Plesk 12 its easy to setup Apache + Nginx + php-fpm based on the standard 5.3 php - environment - all working fine. (my system CentOS 6, 12.0.18 Plesk) I have php 5.5.17 and php 5.6.1 up and running and integrated to Plesk (both fpm-enabled). From what I read so far, php-fpm...

Its more difficult :( the Ajax file is generated on the server side and uses up ressources (to be generated) - I can verify that by eg. pingdom, showing me the wait time. got mysqltuner - tbh... its a good start but apparently far from perfect Right now I try to solve it this way: running my...

Answer after 24+ hours of support by Parallels: a full restore of Plesk is from my perception 100% unreliable. Just dont rely on it - make your own.