Why use Zend Server?

• Develop faster
• Deploy rapidly and consistently
• Keep end users satisfied
• Resolve problems more quickly

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Tracking, installing, and configuring PHP libraries and drivers is a development time sink – you should be spending your time writing code, not diagnosing environment differences among your team and between development and production. Using a consistent, supported, and up-to-date PHP stack makes your life easier; and even better when that PHP stack comes with PHP caching APIs and Zend Framework built in.

An agile development process requires an agile deployment process. Application deployment with Zend Server lets you standardize and automate your deployment, getting applications out into production faster and more reliably.

While deploying your applications, you'll have the peace of mind of knowing that your PHP stack is supported by Zend, The PHP Company. And when you need to scale up your application deployments to handle new load and to offer high availability, Zend Server Cluster Manager provides that as well.

Nobody likes slow applications – least of all people trying to use them. Using Zend Server gives you several ways to optimize application speed, from bytecode caching to data caching to page caching. Running time-consuming jobs serially won't have to be an application bottleneck any more, either, with the Zend Job Queue.

If performance does become a problem, you need to know about it immediately. That's where Zend Server's application monitoring helps by detecting PHP errors, slow request execution, high memory usage, and more.

The worst part about production problems is that they don't always show themselves when developers try to reproduce them. When Zend Server's application monitoring detects an issue, Zend Server Code Tracing captures a function-by-function recording of that PHP request, just as airplane black box data recorders capture all the details needed to analyze problems after the fact. And cutting down on problem analysis time means faster resolution and shorter downtimes.