dkzr
Verified User
I've found that one of the best ways to improve WordPress performance is to use OPCache. I've enabled this via custombuild and this works fine.
But:
Currently there is a php-fpm process per php version with pools per user.
And OPCache settings are per process, not per pool. So multiple users may share the OPCache cache. This also makes the OPCache memory settings hard to configure and users may get insight in other users php applications.
How could I configure a separate php-fpm process for selected users, ideally keeping DA PHP settings configured for this user or otherwise at least excluding this user from the "global" DA php-fpm processes (so it does not also start a pool for this user)?
I've found posts on how to create custom systemd processes for a user, also adding them to the DA services page. But for excluding such a user from de DA php-fpm I think there must be integration with current scripts?
Love to year your ideas!
PS.
I've already posted a DA feature request for this, Plesk has an option called Dedicated FPM which seems allow for this.
But:
Currently there is a php-fpm process per php version with pools per user.
And OPCache settings are per process, not per pool. So multiple users may share the OPCache cache. This also makes the OPCache memory settings hard to configure and users may get insight in other users php applications.
How could I configure a separate php-fpm process for selected users, ideally keeping DA PHP settings configured for this user or otherwise at least excluding this user from the "global" DA php-fpm processes (so it does not also start a pool for this user)?
I've found posts on how to create custom systemd processes for a user, also adding them to the DA services page. But for excluding such a user from de DA php-fpm I think there must be integration with current scripts?
Love to year your ideas!
PS.
I've already posted a DA feature request for this, Plesk has an option called Dedicated FPM which seems allow for this.
