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!rant, so I'm trying to decide on what caching system I should use. It's for a PHP app, using Symfony as framework, tlgether with Doctrine for DB. The caches in Question are memcached, APCu or redis.

The goal: speed shit up.

The app currently uses Symfony 2.8 and is hosted on a single server (so no distributed system is needed). I'd currently opt for APCu, but more since it's not distributed, there won't be an overhead from that. A nice thing about memcached would be the abillity to store user seeions, even if we would decide to have multiple servers in the future.

What would you reccomend and why?

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dfox

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For any new app I would use Redis. Great built in commands and much more flexible than memcache.
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Wack

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@dfox how is redis when it comes to resources? Is it hungry or lightweight?
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dfox

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@pascalwacker pretty lightweight. Not as light as memcache but I think the additional functionality you get makes it absolutely worth it.

We run Redis on a very small server and haven't had any issues. We don't use it for a ton of stuff but it's been going for months and never fails.

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