PHP-FPM Redis Cache + PHP 7RC7

So I wanted to test today using Redis found here: Redis - How to install Redis server on Centmin Mod LEMP stack | Centmin Mod Community

Code:

yum -y install redis --enablerepo=remi --disableplugin=priorities
chkconfig redis on
service redis start

Turned it on, followed all directions listed in the thread, installed the Redis Object Cache plugin and connected it. Monitored the output in SSH via redis-cli monitor and used the phpRedisAdmin and turned off memcached.

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and everything works just fine! php-fpm started up just fine. I thought Redis was not ready for php 7 yet?

It works extremely well! Anyone else tried this yet?

 

Code:

[root@ngx ~]# php --ri redis
Extension 'redis' not present.

What's the difference between the 2? Is is a significant difference in using the php extention rather then the redis server?

 

The Redis cache plugin drops in a new object-cache.php file. I'm still really green with Redis lol! By me doing it like this, is it actually doing what it suppose to do? I surely looks like it is. I noticed a significant boost in page loading speed when redis was enabled and memcached was off.

 

It appears to be caching - 127.0.0.1 - phpRedisAdmin.png - Google Drive

 

if it can be faster then this, then I can't wait to see it. My test site is 2.5MB page size and it loads 729ms now - it was at 818ms until I added the redis.

 

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Well, here's the thing; When php 7 is finished with full redis support, when I upgrade all of my VM's, they'll automatically switch to use the PCEL Extension. ( Just tried it to see ) and it switched from using Predis to PCEL Extension.

I added both plugins, the Redis Object Cache and the nginx helper. nginx helper because it automatically clears out redis cache when a post/page has been added or edited for only that post/page/update.