What would you like to see most in a Drupal-specific performance book?
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group: High performance
tjholowaychuk - Tue, 2008-05-20 23:46
Solutions for shared hosting
13% (4 votes)
"Frontend" performance
7% (2 votes)
System tuning
17% (5 votes)
Database tuning
13% (4 votes)
Developing modules for high performance
23% (7 votes)
Module implementations and reviews
3% (1 vote)
Availability / performance monitoring
3% (1 vote)
Spam prevention
0% (0 votes)
"Highend" architectures
20% (6 votes)
Total votes: 30

Hello everyone, I have a
Hello everyone,
I have a Drupal performance book in the works. I am four chapters deep at the moment, and looking for some feedback regarding what everyone would like to see.
As you can imagine almost every topic listed could essentially require a book of their own in order to really flesh out the details. My goal over all is to provide a good range of knowledge for every level of user. Wither your simply a Drupal webmaster, or a contributing developer I am aiming to have some great solutions for everyone.
Performance tuning worksheet
Take a look at the Drupal performance tuning worksheets here: http://tag1consulting.com/Drupal_Performance_Agency
Kieran
Drupal community adventure guide, Acquia Inc.
Drupal events, Drupal.org redesign
DB Tuning
I voted for DB tuning because in my experience it made the biggest difference. Complex Drupal sites make a lot of queries per uncached page. And there are a couple of simple tweaks (for example: http://drupal.org/node/171685 ) that can make a big difference