The site is moving really fast for me right now.
Is it moving fast for you?
Oded
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Site is lightining fast right now
Aug 13, 2009 @ 19:02
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The site is moving really fast for me right now.
Is it moving fast for you?
Oded
SiteAdmin OdedAug 13, 2009 @ 19:02
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Aug 13, 2009 @ 19:17
Unless electricity just started walking, it's not lightning fast... Not for me anyway. Sorry Oded.
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Unless electricity just started walking, it's not lightning fast... Not for me anyway. Sorry Oded.
Casuistik, Aug 13, 2009 @ 19:17
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Aug 13, 2009 @ 19:24
Its not lightening fast!
But it certainly is faster...
But it certainly is faster...
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Aug 13, 2009 @ 19:27
It is lightining fast!!
Well Done!!!
Well Done!!!
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Aug 13, 2009 @ 19:24
@Casuistik - don't be a hater man. Admit it - lightning...
@ Ehsaan - don't be like the C man...
L-I-G-H-T-N-I-N-G
:-)
O
@ Ehsaan - don't be like the C man...
L-I-G-H-T-N-I-N-G
:-)
O
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@Casuistik - don't be a hater man. Admit it - lightning...
@ Ehsaan - don't be like the C man...
L-I-G-H-T-N-I-N-G
:-)
O
SiteAdmin Oded, Aug 13, 2009 @ 19:24
@ Ehsaan - don't be like the C man...
L-I-G-H-T-N-I-N-G
:-)
O
SiteAdmin Oded, Aug 13, 2009 @ 19:24
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Aug 13, 2009 @ 20:50
@Casuistik - don't be a hater man. Admit it - lightning...
@ Ehsaan - don't be like the C man...
L-I-G-H-T-N-I-N-G
:-)
O
Aug 13, 09 19:24
@ Ehsaan - don't be like the C man...
L-I-G-H-T-N-I-N-G
:-)
O
Aug 13, 09 19:24
Alright, alright... lightning fast.
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Aug 13, 2009 @ 20:56
I bet that thing is pretty quick.
All about that hard to spell word - aerodynamics I think.
O
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I bet that thing is pretty quick.
All about that hard to spell word - aerodynamics I think.
O
SiteAdmin Oded, Aug 13, 2009 @ 20:56
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Aug 13, 2009 @ 21:09
lightning
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Aug 13, 2009 @ 21:13
lightning
Aug 13, 09 21:09
Aug 13, 09 21:09
So your screen name is where you wish you were?
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Aug 13, 2009 @ 21:38
Nice one Casuistik
I was just about to write that its funny you should say that, cause her name is Bar, and then I realize you probably knew that already.
Very sharp (you, not me)
O
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Nice one Casuistik
I was just about to write that its funny you should say that, cause her name is Bar, and then I realize you probably knew that already.
Very sharp (you, not me)
O
SiteAdmin Oded, Aug 13, 2009 @ 21:38
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Aug 13, 2009 @ 22:32
Casuistik: bravo, well played...I'm still smiling!
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Casuistik: bravo, well played...I'm still smiling!
Nir Ofek, Aug 13, 2009 @ 22:32
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Aug 14, 2009 @ 00:15
Yes, its lightening fast now!!
So Oded, what did you guys do?
So Oded, what did you guys do?
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Aug 14, 2009 @ 00:36
Yes, its lightening fast now!!
So Oded, what did you guys do?
Aug 14, 09 00:15
So Oded, what did you guys do?
Aug 14, 09 00:15
Yo E
We eliminated some queries, imrpoved some queries, and tweeked the cache and the indexes.
But I think there is something more happening here.
Last night the site was very fast too, and then during the day it got really slow.
So I hope what we did solved the main issues, and that the site will stay fast, but I have a feeling we'll see another slowdown tomorrow .
O
We eliminated some queries, imrpoved some queries, and tweeked the cache and the indexes.
But I think there is something more happening here.
Last night the site was very fast too, and then during the day it got really slow.
So I hope what we did solved the main issues, and that the site will stay fast, but I have a feeling we'll see another slowdown tomorrow .
O
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Yo E
We eliminated some queries, imrpoved some queries, and tweeked the cache and the indexes.
But I think there is something more happening here.
Last night the site was very fast too, and then during the day it got really slow.
So I hope what we did solved the main issues, and that the site will stay fast, but I have a feeling we'll see another slowdown tomorrow .
O
SiteAdmin Oded, Aug 14, 2009 @ 00:36
We eliminated some queries, imrpoved some queries, and tweeked the cache and the indexes.
But I think there is something more happening here.
Last night the site was very fast too, and then during the day it got really slow.
So I hope what we did solved the main issues, and that the site will stay fast, but I have a feeling we'll see another slowdown tomorrow .
O
SiteAdmin Oded, Aug 14, 2009 @ 00:36
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Aug 14, 2009 @ 10:09
Turbo-charged today (at least for me), yet the inbox is still a bit sluggish... :o) J.
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Turbo-charged today (at least for me), yet the inbox is still a bit sluggish... :o) J.
JulianT, Aug 14, 2009 @ 10:09
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Aug 14, 2009 @ 13:17
yes, same thoughts about the inbox, but generally much improved, well done!
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yes, same thoughts about the inbox, but generally much improved, well done!
phil, Aug 14, 2009 @ 13:17
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Aug 14, 2009 @ 13:48
Still slow for me... :(
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Aug 14, 2009 @ 14:25
.. slowhere too..
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Aug 15, 2009 @ 19:49
Do you use an in-memory database (like memcached) to handle queries created by hits on
the website? if you hit the database everytime somebody loads some page (maybe multiple
times even), that's bad.You should run the site through Firefox YSlow module and see
what you can improve.Also, the site shows a large latency (that's what people
refer to it being "slow", the time before the first byte is sent after a request should be in the
low double-digit milliseconds range).You should serve all the images, css, js -
any static content - via a specialized webserver like NGINX (easily done using a special
sub-domain).Ideally, you would create semi-static pages of most content and
serve that also via NGINX.
Tuning your on-disk database will not
yield enough perfomance-gains to let the site run "fluid", I'm afraid.On-disk
databases introduce too much latency - and latency kills user-
experience.
Running high-performance dynamic websites is not
easy...
the website? if you hit the database everytime somebody loads some page (maybe multiple
times even), that's bad.You should run the site through Firefox YSlow module and see
what you can improve.Also, the site shows a large latency (that's what people
refer to it being "slow", the time before the first byte is sent after a request should be in the
low double-digit milliseconds range).You should serve all the images, css, js -
any static content - via a specialized webserver like NGINX (easily done using a special
sub-domain).Ideally, you would create semi-static pages of most content and
serve that also via NGINX.
Tuning your on-disk database will not
yield enough perfomance-gains to let the site run "fluid", I'm afraid.On-disk
databases introduce too much latency - and latency kills user-
experience.
Running high-performance dynamic websites is not
easy...
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Do you use an in-memory database (like memcached) to handle queries created by hits on
the website? if you hit the database everytime somebody loads some page (maybe multiple
times even), that's bad.You should run the site through Firefox YSlow module and see
what you can improve.Also, the site shows a large latency (that's what people
refer to it being "slow", the time before the first byte is sent after a request should be in the
low double-digit milliseconds range).You should serve all the images, css, js -
any static content - via a specialized webserver like NGINX (easily done using a special
sub-domain).Ideally, you would create semi-static pages of most content and
serve that also via NGINX.
Tuning your on-disk database will not
yield enough perfomance-gains to let the site run "fluid", I'm afraid.On-disk
databases introduce too much latency - and latency kills user-
experience.
Running high-performance dynamic websites is not
easy...
rainer_d, Aug 15, 2009 @ 19:49
the website? if you hit the database everytime somebody loads some page (maybe multiple
times even), that's bad.You should run the site through Firefox YSlow module and see
what you can improve.Also, the site shows a large latency (that's what people
refer to it being "slow", the time before the first byte is sent after a request should be in the
low double-digit milliseconds range).You should serve all the images, css, js -
any static content - via a specialized webserver like NGINX (easily done using a special
sub-domain).Ideally, you would create semi-static pages of most content and
serve that also via NGINX.
Tuning your on-disk database will not
yield enough perfomance-gains to let the site run "fluid", I'm afraid.On-disk
databases introduce too much latency - and latency kills user-
experience.
Running high-performance dynamic websites is not
easy...
rainer_d, Aug 15, 2009 @ 19:49
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