Hi,
Thanks. I've read the PDF here is some extra info so if anyone has suffered from this can give his/her opinion:
a) I am already using APC b) I am using drupal6 so switch to 7 is not an option right now c) I am seeing the strange performance for a non live site (still under development) So a reverse-proxy probably won't help
My question is how do I identify where it is taking so long?
On Mon, Jul 25, 2011 at 1:52 PM, Marilyn Langfeld langfeldesigns@gmail.comwrote:
I just attended CapitalCamp in DC, and one of the sessions was High Performance Drupal: Step by Step. http://www.capitalcamp.org/sessions/high-performance-drupal-step-step
The slides from the session are available on the page referenced above. The presenter, Fabian Franz from Trellon, made one point early on:
*"If you build the house on one pillar, it'll not **hold long ..."*
Then went on to say the four pillars of high performance for Drupal sites are:
- Pressflow / Drupal 7
- APC
- MemCache
- Varnish and Boost
It may not possible to use Pressflow (with an installation profile). In that case he suggested to use the other three.
The slides have a little more detail though the presentation included much more, and he showed how quickly all four could be added using command line His style is a somewhat unusual (you'll see if you check out the pdf), and the information seemed good. See what you think.
On Mon, Jul 25, 2011 at 10:08 AM, Liviu Nicolicioiu < liviu.nicolicioiu@epoint.ro> wrote:
Check your cron usage, the execution time.
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