Learning PHP 7 high performance : improve the performance of your PHP application to ensure the application users aren't left waiting / Altaf Hussain.

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Cover -- Copyright -- Credits -- About the Author -- Acknowledgement -- About the Reviewer -- www.PacktPub.com -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Setting Up the Environment -- Setting up Windows -- Setting up Debian or Ubuntu -- Debian -- Ubuntu -- Setting up CentOS -- Installing NGINX -- Installing PHP 7 -- Installing Percona Server -- Setting up Vagrant -- Summary -- Chapter 2: New Features in PHP 7 -- OOP features -- Type hints -- Scalar type hints -- Return type hints -- Namespaces and group use declaration -- Non mixed group use declarations -- Mixed group use declarations -- The compound namespace declaration -- The anonymous classes -- Old-style constructor deprecation -- The throwable interface -- Error -- New operators -- The Spaceship operator () -- The null coalesce operator(??) -- Uniform variable syntax -- Miscellaneous features and changes -- Constant arrays -- Multiple default cases in the switch statement -- The options array for session_start function -- Filtered unserialize function -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Improving PHP 7 Application Performance -- NGINX and Apache -- Apache -- NGINX -- HTTP server optimization -- Caching static files -- Apache -- NGINX -- HTTP persistent connection -- Apache -- NGINX -- GZIP compression -- Apache -- NGINX -- Using PHP as a separate service -- Disabling unused modules -- Apache -- NGINX -- Web server resources -- NGINX -- Content Delivery Network (CDN) -- Using CDN -- CSS and JavaScript optimization -- Merging -- Minifying -- Minify -- GRUNT -- Full page caching -- Varnish -- The infrastructure -- Web servers -- The database server -- Load balancer (LB) -- HAProxy load balancing -- HAProxy installation -- HAProxy load balancing -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Improving Database Performance -- The MySQL database -- Query caching -- Storage engines -- The MyISAM storage engine.

The InnoDB storage engine -- innodb_buffer_pool_size -- innodb_buffer_pool_instances -- innodb_log_file_size -- The Percona Server -- a fork of MySQL -- Installing the Percona Server -- MySQL performance monitoring tools -- phpMyAdmin -- The MySQL workbench -- Percona Toolkit -- pt-query-digest -- pt-duplicate-key-checker -- Percona XtraDB Cluster (PXC) -- Redis -- the key-value cache store -- Connecting with the Redis server -- Storing and fetching data from the Redis server -- Redis management tools -- Memcached key-value cache store -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Debugging and Profiling -- Xdebug -- Debugging with Sublime Text -- Debugging with Eclipse -- Profiling with Xdebug -- PHP DebugBar -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Stress/Load Testing PHP Applications -- Apache JMeter -- ApacheBench (ab) -- Siege -- Load testing real-world applications -- Magento 2 -- WordPress 4 -- Drupal 8 -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Best Practices in PHP Programming -- Coding styles -- Test-driven development (TDD) -- Design patterns -- Service-oriented architecture (SOA) -- Being object-oriented and reusable always -- PHP frameworks -- Version control system (VCS) and Git -- Deployment and Continuous Integration (CI) -- Summary -- Appendix A: Tools to Make Life Easy -- Composer -- A dependency manager for PHP -- Composer installation -- Using Composer -- Git -- A version control system -- Git installation -- Using Git -- Creating new branches and merging -- Cloning a repository -- Webhooks -- Desktop tools to manage repositories -- Grunt watch -- Summary -- Appendix B: MVC and Frameworks -- The MVC design pattern -- Model -- Views -- Controllers -- Laravel -- Installation -- Features -- Routing -- Eloquent ORM -- Artisan CLI -- Migrations -- Blade templates -- Other features -- Lumen -- Apigility -- Summary -- Index.

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