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OpenY Summit

Posted by podarok on March 5, 2018 at 2:10pm

Start:

2018-09-18 (All day) - 2018-09-19 (All day) America/Chicago

Organizers:

cpaulnock

podarok

Event type:

Drupalcamp or Regional Summit

http://openymca.org

Annual summit for the community of OpenY adopters.

Open Y is a philosophy that collaboration drives innovation and impact. A community of YMCAs and technology partners. A platform for marketing, e-commerce, and digital products.

We manage and maintain the Open Y distribution at https://www.drupal.org/project/openy

Post-execution too slow

Posted by linitrex on March 30, 2018 at 8:58pm

I have a D7 site with 3 800 000 nodes. Did a small module to optimize the DB queries which solved my DB performance issues. Now I face another challenge which is Post-execution time too big. I turned off all modules and there are no errors reported in the log. The case is that I have a block view with several attachments to it. The first attachment takes too long during Post-execution phase. It has nothing to do with the attachment itself. If I rearrange the attachments the new attachment happened to be first has the same issue while the attachment that used to be first works fine.

2-Tier Architecture Performance

Posted by Sinan Erdem on April 2, 2018 at 8:54am

A major issue about scalability with Drupal for authenticated users is the performance issue on a 2-tier architecture (database on a separate instance on the same network).

Can you please confirm or deny my assumptions here?

Even with a very fast connection between servers (AWS same Availability Zone), there is a small round-trip time between servers (around 0.5ms)
Typical Drupal page takes hundreds of queries to generate (cache disabled).
Latency for each query is added up in the page generation time.

Opinions / feedback wanted - Drupal, Varnish, Docker, & Kubernetes

Posted by Pablo Gosse on October 1, 2018 at 9:47pm

Hi all. We're starting our move from D7 to D8, and are going to be using Docker and Kubernetes (with Jenkins) to manage and deploy our D8 environments.

Since with Docker and Kubernetes deploying as many identical nodes as you want / need is trivial, I'm looking for feedback re choosing the standard one-to-many design of Varnish and Drupal nodes (each Varnish node points at multiple Drupal backends), as opposed to a one-to-one design where each Varnish node points at a single Drupal backend.

Use drupal as Gatsby backend

Posted by hadi farnoud on November 22, 2018 at 10:12am

Hello,

I am considering to use headless Drupal as content provider for Gatsbyjs. Our weblog is wordpress at the moment (http://blog.kamva.ir)

since Gatsby.js is a static site framework, I was wondering if any of you considered it. It's super fast! if yes, did you use a Gatsby plugin for it? how did it set up?

I want to use this setup for our main landing page https://kamva.ir

Configuring Drupal 7 with Nginx FASTCGI on virtualmin

Posted by lameski on November 29, 2018 at 10:45am

Hi everyone, I have been working on how my drupal7 website can benefit from the caching system of nginx using FASTCGI cache configuration on virtualmin with no success. Do we have anyone who can help with an idea on how to do this?

I will appreciate

Thanks

Can Drupal be faster than Gatsby?

Posted by david jeyachandran on December 31, 2020 at 7:43pm

I'm working on a module (FasterWeb) that changes the frontend behavior of a Drupal site. We intelligently prefetch the HTML of the most likely links that a user will click on and these links open almost instantly (~ 100ms). The user experience is especially remarkable on mobile.

Do you know of any similar Drupal modules? Is there anyone interested in testing the module?

Creating large taxonomies

Posted by emanolo78 on March 30, 2021 at 7:57am

Can Drupal manage taxonomies with large number of terms (300k+) ?

I would love to share your views on the best ways to manage content with very large numbers of nodes (taxonomy terms and/or content nodes)

What is the best way to handle the scale

How to make relational views (is caching an issue ?)

Benchmarking Drupal performance modules

Posted by david jeyachandran on June 14, 2021 at 4:54am

Drupal's core performance options and contrib modules can make a huge difference to performance. How much do each of these contribute to the overall performance? Which one's should you try first? It of course depends on the site and how well the modules are configured.

Earlier this year at the DrupalNYC meetup I tested this with a single site. Does anyone have any similar stats? Google has changed the way it calculates the Lighthouse score so it's always useful to have up-to-date results. Would you be willing to test out different performance modules on your site?

rewriting Drupal with Go

Posted by hadi farnoud on December 18, 2021 at 2:38pm

Drupal is awesome and I have been a user since Drupal 4

It is starting to show its age though. It's getting old tech. I can only imagine what would happen if we rewrite Drupal in Golang.

We used to use Drupal for our landing page at Kamva. Ever since we switched to Golang, it uses a lot less RAM and can handle so much more concurrent traffic. I basically use a small server now.

is this crazy idea or can it be done? I see how wordpress fell into compatibility trap and it's ancient software with lots of fundamental issues. why not do a complete rewrite?

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