Archive for the 'performance' Category
Purging in varnish.
0 Comments Published October 20th, 2011 in linux, monitoring, Open Source, performance, PHP.You might already know varnish. Its a so called website accelerator. It will sit in front of your web server as a reverse proxy, listening on port 80, handling static contents based on the configuration files, and pass all dynamic requests to the main web server behind it. varnish will help alot to reduce request [...]
I met a new friend today, ELS (Easy Linux Security), which will help you in securing your linux host installation in certain aspect. These are the list of features of ELS, how it can help you. (Retrieved from their original page, http://servermonkeys.com/els.php) Install RKHunter Install RKHunter Cronjob which emails a user-set email address nightly Install/update [...]
Sed remove lines with matching expression
0 Comments Published November 10th, 2010 in bash, linux, performance.I’ve tried ab, Apache benchmark to test my web servers performance, and I can see, there’s alot of line in access log, the entry by ‘ab’, with the pattern line below xxxx.xxx.xxx.xxx – - [10/Nov/2010:21:13:22 +0800] “GET / HTTP/1.0″ 200 6639 “-” “ApacheBench/2.0.40-dev” I dont like to mess my apache log with these entries, that [...]
Speed up your website loading time – nginx
1 Comment Published October 2nd, 2009 in performance, plugins, Wordpress.In my previous article I have wrote on how to store your files on Amazon S3 to distribute the file over different server. In one perspective, its not a really good solutions, as the content serve by my web server and Amazon S3 might have different latency, and will affect my users browsing experience in [...]
