My site is not that big, and there are not a lot of students...
Checked the size and optimized my database, it is just a little over 30meg, so not big at all.
But since the upgrade to 2.0 from 1.9, the biggest thing I am finding is that the site loads really slow... 30 seconds or more sometimes to load a page...
Anyone else experiencing this, or have any thoughts to correct it?
TYVM,
Rob
TY TY reading it now...
Did a search on it before posting, but found nothing...
Thank you for posting
Take a look at this... There is something wrong here... PLEASE HELP ME...
133.572629 secs
RAM: 22.5MB
RAM peak: 22.7MB
Included 351 files
Contexts for which filters were loaded: 16
Filters created: 32 Pieces of content filtered: 16
Strings filtered: 0
get_string calls: 206 strings
mem cache hits: 177
strings disk cache hits: 29
DB reads/writes: 150/16
I am seeing noticeably slower performance with 2.0 than 1.9. However, it is unusual for a page to take 30 seconds to load. I have been hoping this decrease in speed was due to diagnostic code in the beta version which won't appear in the production version. If that is not the case, I hope the moodle developers will take some time to optimize the code.
Yes, performance is being looked at (e.g. http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=162045).
Moodle 2.0 is currently starting on Step 3. A lot of good design decisions were taken at step 1. which should help performance in the long term, once things have been tightened up. On the other hand, Moodle 2.0 has importnat new functionality like the navigation, and so you should expect it to be a bit slower.
Moodle 2.0 beta versions does not have any test code that will be removed from the live version. The toggle between testing/development mode and production mode in Moodle is done using the admin settings, for example debugging, JavaScript and CSS caching settings, etc. (The all default to the settings for production.)
Hi Rob
Plz use yslow tool for find where your page consume long duration for loading....
after that you will get idea for optimized your site.
Moodle 2.0 feels fast to me (no measurement made) on moodle.org in general, otherwise it is slow for me as well which is a cause of concern.
http://www.woorank.com/en/www/moodle.org points out that gzip is enabled on moodle.org .
Perhaps, you can try the following code in some key moodle php files to have partial gzip support:
<?php ob_start("ob_gzhandler"); ?>
Any other insight regarding moodle.org speed optimisation (like mod_deflate / css etc.) can possibly help in this issue.
