[drupal-devel] 40 percent Drupal speedup
Hi! After I have burned myself last time I presented some statistics, now I write a disclaimer first: these data are totally meaningless, and my assumptions based on them are only subjective opinions, nothing more. OK, now on for serious stuff. I ran ab -n 100 http://localhost/drupal/ two times (my homepage is node, I have a few basic nodes). First, split mode off, second on (document size was the same for both cases, and I conclude that split mode works as intended): min mean[+/-sd] median max Total: 277 364 173.7 306 1923 Total: 180 216 57.8 195 450 From this, I say split mode worths some attention. Regards NK
On 15 May 2005, at 09:43, Karoly Negyesi wrote:
After I have burned myself last time I presented some statistics, now I write a disclaimer first: these data are totally meaningless, and my assumptions based on them are only subjective opinions, nothing more.
OK, now on for serious stuff. I ran ab -n 100 http://localhost/drupal/ two times (my homepage is node, I have a few basic nodes). First, split mode off, second on (document size was the same for both cases, and I conclude that split mode works as intended):
min mean[+/-sd] median max Total: 277 364 173.7 306 1923 Total: 180 216 57.8 195 450
From this, I say split mode worths some attention.
Can you point me to the latest version of this patch/script -- and maybe some instructions to go with it? I'll give it a workout as well. -- Dries Buytaert :: http://www.buytaert.net/
Can you point me to the latest version of this patch/script -- and maybe some instructions to go with it? I'll give it a workout as well.
Sure, it is in my sandbox, apply split.patch against HEAD, run split.php from a browser, and to switch on split.mode use $conf = array('split_mode' => 1); The split script ATM assumes that you have a directory named files and it is writeable by the browser. It will refuse to run otherwise. NK
Hi, Op zondag 15 mei 2005 09:43, schreef Karoly Negyesi:
min mean[+/-sd] median max Total: 277 364 173.7 306 1923 Total: 180 216 57.8 195 450
From this, I say split mode worths some attention.
If you say so, I guess that is the case. ut,I, and prolly others too, cannot read these numers. Could you provide units? s/pageload or pageload/s make a huge difference ;) Could you explain in a few wors what your benhmark tested? I think for non-benchmark-savvy people like me its an interesting thing to learn. Regards, Bèr -- [ Bèr Kessels | Drupal services www.webschuur.com ]
min mean[+/-sd] median max Total: 277 364 173.7 306 1923 Total: 180 216 57.8 195 450
Could you provide units? s/pageload or pageload/s make a huge difference ;) Could you explain in a few wors what your benhmark tested? I think for non-benchmark-savvy people like me its an interesting thing to learn.
Well, these are seconds for one page to load. ab issued a hundred requests and calculated these figures. This http://phpkitchen.com/index.php?/archives/344-ab-Apache-Server-Benchmarking-... page is a good introduction. In other words, split gives you: Requests per second: 3.41 [#/sec] (mean) Time per request: 293.478 [ms] (mean) versus the non-split Requests per second: 2.68 [#/sec] (mean) Time per request: 373.358 [ms] (mean) NK
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