Re: [infinispan-dev] PHP hot rod client
Hi Albert,
Thanks a lot for writing that PHP client! I’m not a PHP expert, but hopefully someone in
the Infinispan team can have a look at.
Radargun [1] is a benchmark framework we use to run performance tests of Infinispan. We
also run tests for the Hot Rod client, but it’s very JVM centric, so not sure how you
could add PHP there.
In terms of Hot Rod/memcached performance perspective, Hot Rod should be slightly faster,
but the big gains come when you deploy a cluster of Infinispan Servers since Hot Rod has
more clever topology routing logic and it can update topology at runtime.
Cheers,
[1] https://github.com/radargun/radargun
On 30 Oct 2014, at 11:42, Albert Bertram <bertrama(a)umich.edu> wrote:
Hi,
A couple of years ago there were a few messages on this list about a potential PHP Hot
Rod client. I haven't seen any further discussion of it, but I find myself in the
same situation described before: I want to have a Drupal installation write cache data to
Infinispan, and I'd prefer if it could do it via the Hot Rod protocol rather than the
memcached protocol.
I haven't seen any further evidence of the existence of a Hot Rod client native to
PHP out on the open web, so I wrote a small wrapper around the Hot Rod C++ client which
works for my purposes so far. The code is at https://github.com/bertrama/php-hotrod
I wanted to send a note to the list to ask a couple questions:
Would anyone else be interested in this php extension?
Are there client-oriented benchmarks I should run? I looked around for some, but
didn't find any. Specifically, I want to compare performance of this PHP Hot Rod
client to the PHP memcached client when talking to the same Infinispan server.
Thanks!
Albert Bertram
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