http://milesj.me/blog/read/caching-queries

On Jan 2, 10:09 pm, AD7six <andydawso...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Jan 3, 6:55 am, Dee Johnson <devario...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > I would like to have somewhere ~1 sec load time
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> > I actually figured out the problem though.  When using persistModel = true
> > it actually caused ALOT of unexpected speed results.  I removed it and all
> > calls are around 1 - 3 seconds.
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> > Also, automagic form elements wont load with it for some reason.
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> > articlehttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/2148416/cakephp-controllerpersistm...
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> > Thanks for the javascript caching suggestion.  I will try that as well.  I
> > am maintaining a tool that I created where the sole purpose is modifying /
> > inputting data primarily which is why containable worked or me alot.  Any
> > other suggestions similar to containable?
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> > What modifications would you recommend on the OS layer?
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> You are wasting your time unless you can identify something that is
> the cause for some/all of the delay you are seeing.
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> E.g. let's say your db queries are taking 0.1s. if you implement a
> better caching mechanism you might be able to bring that down to 0.01s
> - which means your pages still take 7.99s.
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> Therefore: look for and identify something that is actually slow
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> * you can do that on a high level using debug kit
> * xdebug profiling would be 'best' it'll give you a lot of information
> and allow you to drill down to specific problems or let you see you're
> calling fast functions 1000s of times adding up to delays
> * you can do it yourself quite easily simply using $line = time() . '
> ' . __FILE__ . ':' . __LINE__; `echo "$line" >> my.log`; or something
> very similar (note complete absence of anything cakephp-specific in
> that).
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> Also check your application and webserver logs - if they are full of
> errors (a common cause for slow apps in 1.3 and before is an
> unwritable tmp dir) sort that out first.
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> AD

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