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predis/predis suggests installing ext-phpiredis (Allows faster serialization and deserialization of the Redis protocol)
For anyone that uses Laravel you’re probably using the Redis for caching, but for optimal performance Laravel recommends the use of the phpiredis extension from github.com/nrk/phpiredis, which isn’t available on cPanel servers with CloudLinux, so here’s a way to install it so all your customers can benefit.
We’ll install it for PHP 7.3 on our CloudLinux server but the same process applies for all versions of the PHP Selector on CloudLinux.
First clone the Git repository of the extension, at the time of writing this extension isn’t on the PHP PECL website so we’ll have to get it from GitHub instead.
git clone https://github.com/nrk/phpiredis.git
Change directory to the extension folder.
cd phpiredis/
Run phpize on the source.
/opt/alt/php80/usr/bin/phpize
Configure the extension source.
./configure –with-php-config=/opt/alt/php80/usr/bin/php-config
Compile the extension.
make
Install the extension files.
make install
Create a new file for the extension information.
nano /opt/alt/php80//etc/php.d.all/phpiredis.ini
Add the following to the file so PHP Selector can enable it.
; Enable phpiredis extension module
extension=phpiredis.so
Rebuild Cage FS, to include the new extension.
cagefsctl –rebuild-alt-php-ini
Restart Apache to pick up your new extensions.
service httpd restart
At this point you can enable it for all your customers in WHM by going to the CloudLinux LVE Manager in WHM and enabling it for the 7.3 PHP version in the Selector tab, or allow your customers to select whether they want to use it in their cPanel account.
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