Re: Caching is anything being worked on.

"MADHATter7" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.envolution.devel
Message-ID <005b01c241ab$b4e64c80$431e4ed8@t6a4q5>
We are looking into cache and template creation time issues for this next
release, this is quite interesting... contact me off list so we can discuss
implementation/optimization....

Thanks,
mh7


----- Original Message -----
From: "Brook Humphrey" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, August 11, 2002 10:43 PM
Subject: [envdev] Caching is anything being worked on.


> I know postnuke has database caching built in due to adodb. This I assume
will
> be carried over to Envolution. I have been using jpcache for quite awhile
on
> my own projects it is customizable and offers gzip and page output
caching.
> Page output caching can be turned off or on as needed. This solution is
good
> if like me my hosting service does not have mod-gzip.
>
> I put up postnuke at my site and plugged jpcache into it you would not
believe
> the speed increase. with just gzip enabled it was a small amount faster
but
> with page caching set to only 5 seconds it decreased load time by
> astronomical amounts.
> I took screenshots if anyone wants to see but here is the summary of it. I
> bench marked with a custom version of ezhttpbench that I ripped up for
it;'s
> timing code and plugged snoopy into for its page fetching. I loaded just
the
> frontpage 100 times this is the results.
>
>
> Average time per page, throughput,   max pages per minute
> without jpcache
>             1.07sec                   .04kb/s                      55.91
> w/ jpcache and gzip
>              .95sec                    .05kb/s                      63.41
> w/ jp, gzip, and page caching
>              .03sec                   1.82kb/s                   2329.40
>
> Uh I hate to mention it but look at the last numbers. I ran the test a
couple
> time just to make sure I wasn't day dreaming or something. Thats an
> astronomical increase in performance. I would suggest running this on
> modules.php and index.php  It could be setup to only cache pages for
> anonymous users or something. Here is the good part it is only a single
> include. Thats it.
>
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