The Problem
I’m sure many have used PHP’s default session handling capabilities. By default, PHP uses the filesystem to store session data naming files with their session id # and putting them in /tmp.
This is done for the sake of simplicity. On a single-server, low load website, this particular setup works fine. It’s [...]

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Found some great PHP resources that I’d like to share. I haven’t seen much talk of these so I’m hoping I can help spread the word.
First off libmemcached.
Most PHP folks are familiar with the memcache (note the lack of a ‘d’ in the name) PECL extension. This extension exposes a simple [...]

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