Hi!
Is there kinda profiling tool to see how much time s9y is spending on what tasks/plugins?
Is there a way to see which non-sidebar plugins are running each time and which are only run on article creation?
Currently I have the problem that it takes about 4 seconds to retrieve only the HTML for an article or the index page (5 articles).
If I use eg. wget it connects, sits there for 3-4 seconds and then I get the page in about 0.02 secs.
MySQL is running with query_cache at about 80-90% and the connections are persistent to localhost via socket.
Using nothing too fancy. 3 simple code nuggets, tagging and categories/syndication list in sidebar.
seredipity markup and emoticons in backend (blog.maexotic.de if anyone cares).
Any ideas?
Thanks,
\Maex
performance profiling
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garvinhicking
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Re: performance profiling
Hi!
Once in a time I did some debugging output for profiling, but I'm not sure if its still in the code.
You can always use the kvalgrind profiling tools for XDebug, though...
You only have 2 event plugins, is that right?!? If you use tagging in the sidebar, you are forgetting at least about one more event plugin....?!?
Regars,
Garvin
Once in a time I did some debugging output for profiling, but I'm not sure if its still in the code.
You can always use the kvalgrind profiling tools for XDebug, though...
You only have 2 event plugins, is that right?!? If you use tagging in the sidebar, you are forgetting at least about one more event plugin....?!?
Regars,
Garvin
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