Preloaded files are compiled once at server start and are fixed until php-fpm restarts, which makes a deploy a restart rather than a reload. A restart drops in-flight…
7.4 can compile a set of files once at server start and keep them in memory permanently, skipping the per-request opcache lookup entirely. The catch is that preloaded…
With validate_timestamps off, PHP never notices a changed file — which is the point, and which means a deploy that does not clear the cache serves the previous…
Preloaded files are compiled once at server start and are fixed until php-fpm restarts, which makes a deploy a restart rather than a reload. A restart drops in-flight…
Turning off timestamp validation removes a stat call per file per request, and it means PHP never notices a changed file — so a deploy without a reload…
Preloading arrives in 7.4 and this year the closest equivalent is making sure the cache is warm before traffic reaches a new release, which is a deployment concern…
Turning off timestamp validation removes a stat call per file per request and means PHP never notices a changed file — so a deploy that does not reset…