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Please Help Optimize Slow Query
Hello!
Help to understand what to do. I optimizes views
The first boot - everything is bad ((
Executed 350 queries in 823.4 milliseconds. Queries taking longer than 5 ms and queries executed more than once, are highlighted. Page execution time was 1367.98 ms.
Recommendations for potential high performance site
Hello,
Me again. I tried setting up a fairly complex site a few months back and it was a bit of a disaster speed-wise. Some of the problems being that I was probably on crap hosting (started off with shared then VPS). I eventually gave up and moved my experiment to Wordpress and a new host, where I still had loading issues, so was forced to learn more about server configs. I moved to Nginx, and tried caching and the likes and it turned out excellently.
So now I want to give Drupal another shot, because it's still the best option for what I want to do. But I want to get it right from the get-go this time.
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Drupal Camp Mexico City! ¡ Más de 1000 visitas en una semana !
Estimados Drupaleros,
Es un gusto ver la rápida respuesta que hemos tenido a nuestro fugaz anuncio del próximo Drupal Camp en la Ciudad de México.
¡ Hemos generado más de 1000 visitas en una semana al Landing Page!
Además el tema de Large Scale Drupal ha llamado la atención tanto de Drupal Association como del OCTO team (la oficina de Dries) de Acquia quienes se han puesto en contacto para ofrecer su ayuda y posible participación.
Definitivamente me parece que México es un mercado virgen y muy interesante con muchas promesas de expansión.
Read moreAdvices for tuning my server for better performance and scalability
I am working on a web application which will primarily be used by authenticated users. The web application imports records from CSV files using the Feeds module, MongoDB was chosen to store this data because it is much faster to do the writes rather than in MySQL. The application is importing thousands of records every day really fast. The records are referenced to the users and when they log in, they can consult their information. The application is also used as an API for the mobile app.
I have a 17gb AWS EC2 Instance as the server.
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Expire page cache when Views query cache expires
I am working with Panels and Views.
I have an Alert that has an expiration datetime. A view on my homepage displays these alerts and uses a date filter to remove them when they pass. I cannot seem to expire the page cache when that change occurs, the issue being that there is no node update action beginning triggered. I can't change to using a publish/unpublish method, because I would like users to be able to see past alerts.
Is anyone aware of methods to expire page cache when view query or render cache expires?
Read moreHow many admins does it take to cause memory swaps?
I wanted to start a discussion on the impact of being logged in as "admin" and engaging in activities such as editing panels, creating views, and generally modifying a production site. It is easy to forget the memory demands this places on an operational server. Worse, I find myself often logged in from multiple Chrome windows while also logging in from Firefox and IE, all as admin.
Can someone help enlighten the group on the RAM impact of being logged in as admin in multiple Chrome browser windows, plus Firefox at the same time, all the while making significant site design changes?
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Using Multisite for Performance/Scaling Reasons?
Hi All,
I've been thinking about ways to build a really robust site spread across multiple cloud servers (common DB server) for redundancy and performance reasons.
I had an idea and I'm not sure if it's ridiculous or not:
1) create a multisite instance where all users, sessions and nodes are shared.
2) host each subsite on its own server
3) set up the subsites based on task, so that heavy processing can be done (many modules say) in one part of the site, and have less active modules/usage on another
Read moreFound this link useful for cache discussion
I found this discussion useful while exploring cache and cron issues for my site, real Life English.
http://tomroelandts.com/articles/how-to-ensure-that-visitors-always-see-...
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High Performance Drupal Meetup in Brea, CA (Orange County) and via WebEx on January 21, 2014
The High Performance Drupal meetup is back! After taking a few months off, we're excited to announce we're meeting at Winkynet, a customer-focused, high performance webhost, at their Brea (Orange County) office on Tuesday, January 21, 2014, between 7-9pm Pacific. Join us!
Those interested in attending this meetup remotely are welcome to join us via WebEx.
About High Performance Drupal
The "high performance" part of the name is a catch-all to describe Drupal scalability, performance and benchmarking but we also discuss devops, deployment, infrastructure, high performance hosting, monitoring and highly repeatable processes.
We've been meeting since April, 2011, in a variety of locations around the Greater Los Angeles Area. Also, this meetup has been held at coffeeshops in the past and the addition of caffeine makes our meetings feel as if they go faster and faster as the night goes on.
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Remote database desperartely slow
In order to optimize our architecture, I tried to run the mysql database on a remote dedicated server.
In consequence, the performance dropped dramaticall.
The remote server (24 GB RAM, 8 cores 3 GHz) pings bteween 0.5 to 0.8 ms from the Drupal server.
Is it normal, and I shall forget this option, or may I had missed something?
Below my.cnf of this server (InnoDb tables)
Thanks for help
[mysql]
CLIENT
port = 3306
socket = /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock
socket = /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock
[mysqld]
GENERAL
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