Re: My App is Getting too Slow

2010-04-11 Thread Ayman Bedair
Ok thanks AD, here is what I got from the Profiler I still can't
understand which part to investigate and what eats up all the
resources here:

http://www.eg-host.net/cache_grind_requests_controller.zip

Sorry for pasting the Model relations the way I did... thought this
will be less confusing as Model Names will never affect the speed.
Anyway the Request Model has the following relations:

var $hasOne = array("DraftMessage");
var $hasMany =
array("TourFile","RequestsMeal","RequestsCruise","RequestPayment","RequestsHotel","RequestsThingstodo","RequestReminder","RequestsGroupMember","RequestsDomesticFlight","RequestsTransfer","RequestsInternationalFlight","RequestsTrainTicket","RequestRefusal","RequestReply"=>array("order"=>"RequestReply.id
asc"));
var $belongsTo = array(
'Department', 'Branch', 'Client', 
'RequestStatus', 'Currency',
'Source' => array(
'className' => 'Source',
'foreignKey' => 'source_id'
),
'SubSource' => array(
'className' => 'Source',
'foreignKey' => 'sub_source_id'),
'Staff' => array(
'className' => 'Staff',
'foreignKey' => 'staff_id'),
'DelegatedTo' => array(
'className' => 'Staff',
'foreignKey' => 'delegated_to'));

It is important to say that the system is not only slow at this
controller... I am just maintaining the same example request
throughout the discussion. The whole system is heavy, although non-db
dependent ones work bit faster.

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Re: My App is Getting too Slow

2010-04-10 Thread Jon Bennett
> PS Use real names, and real (abbreviated where possible) code. You
> don't help anyone pasting erroneous made up code

Certainly not me Andy :p

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Re: My App is Getting too Slow

2010-04-10 Thread AD7six


On Apr 10, 1:04 pm, Ayman Bedair  wrote:
> Got this error when I installed the profiler
>
> ( ! ) Fatal error: Maximum function nesting level of '100' reached,
> aborting! in C:\AppServ\www\test\memphis_erp\cake\libs\folder.php on
> line 239

Ayman,

Xdebug isn't just a profiler. One of the things it does is prevent
loops by imposing a max nesting level.
http://xdebug.org/docs/basic

Although hitting this limit (immediately) most likely hints at part of
the cause of your problems - why don't you just increase the limit (to
say 200) so you can get a profile - since your app "worked" before you
obviously don't have an infinite loop in your code - you've simply got
a very-nested loop in your code. And are currently getting distracted
by a relevant - but not immediately so - detail.

Hower, here's what you stack trace tells me:

> 2   4.7698  3677016 Dispatcher->dispatch( )  ..\index.php:88

It took 4.7 seconds to get to line 88 of index.php.
http://github.com/cakephp/cakephp1x/blob/master/app/webroot/index.php#L88
That's ALOT of time - and isn't dependent on your app code. it means
you have some kind of setup problem.

> 89  8.6338  11936400Model->schema( ) ..\model.php:753

It took a further 4 seconds before not-completing instantiating your
model network. That's also a looong time.

When you finally get a profile - you'll know more details where to
look.

hth,

AD
PS Use real names, and real (abbreviated where possible) code. You
don't help anyone pasting erroneous made up code

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Re: My App is Getting too Slow

2010-04-10 Thread Jon Bennett
> ^ Looks wrong - you have MODEL MODEL MODEL then source, is that
> actually what you have?

Ignore that - mistook 'Source' for an array param, not a model name.

J

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Re: My App is Getting too Slow

2010-04-10 Thread Jon Bennett
Hi Ayman,

> var $hasOne = array("MODEL");

^ looks ok

> var $hasMany =
> array("MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL"=>array("order"=>"MODEL.created
> ASC"));

^ looks ok

>        var $belongsTo = array(
>                                'MODEL', MODEL', 'MODEL', 'MODEL', 'MODEL',
>                                'Source' => array(
>                                'className' => 'Source',
>                                'foreignKey' => 'source_id'
>                                ),
>                                'SubSource' => array(
>                                'className' => 'Source',
>                                'foreignKey' => 'sub_source_id'
>                                ),
>                'Staff' => array(
>                                'className' => 'Staff',
>                                'foreignKey' => 'staff_id'
>                                ),
>                'DelegatedTo' => array(
>                                'className' => 'Staff',
>                                'foreignKey' => 'delegated_to'
>                                ) );
>

^ Looks wrong - you have MODEL MODEL MODEL then source, is that
actually what you have?

> So as you can see there a a number of few models attached. And I am
> still expecting this to increase... but this shouldn't be a problem
> too cuz I am using containable

No, the models are all connected when the app is instanciated,
containable only affects things when you're querying the database.

Remove some associations to see if that fixes it. If it does, rethink
you're data model or look into the lazy loading behaviour.

Cheers,

Jon

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Re: My App is Getting too Slow

2010-04-10 Thread Ayman Bedair

Hey Jon...

Actually I am running this on a windows server so the folders should
be writable with no problems.

I only have the Containable Behavior on all the models (AppModel) and
Tree in both ARO and ACO (ACL) models. I believe this is not a
problem.

Here below is an example of the associated models to the this
controller's main model.

var $hasOne = array("MODEL");
var $hasMany =
array("MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL","MODEL"=>array("order"=>"MODEL.created
ASC"));
var $belongsTo = array(
'MODEL', MODEL', 'MODEL', 'MODEL', 'MODEL',
'Source' => array(
'className' => 'Source',
'foreignKey' => 'source_id'
),
'SubSource' => array(
'className' => 'Source',
'foreignKey' => 'sub_source_id'
),
'Staff' => array(
'className' => 'Staff',
'foreignKey' => 'staff_id'
),
'DelegatedTo' => array(
'className' => 'Staff',
'foreignKey' => 'delegated_to'
) );

So as you can see there a a number of few models attached. And I am
still expecting this to increase... but this shouldn't be a problem
too cuz I am using containable

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Re: My App is Getting too Slow

2010-04-10 Thread Jon Bennett
> Are your tmp dirs definitely 777?
> From looking at the API, __createLinks() creates the associated model
> objects - do you have an huge number of models/associations? Could
> there be something unusual about how they are set up?

Do you have any Behaviours or Plugins that could be recursively
getting in a mess with their associations?

J


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Re: My App is Getting too Slow

2010-04-10 Thread Jon Bennett
> Got this error when I installed the profiler
>
> ( ! ) Fatal error: Maximum function nesting level of '100' reached,
> aborting! in C:\AppServ\www\test\memphis_erp\cake\libs\folder.php on
> line 239

Are your tmp dirs definitely 777?
>From looking at the API, __createLinks() creates the associated model
objects - do you have an huge number of models/associations? Could
there be something unusual about how they are set up?

Cheers,

J


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Re: My App is Getting too Slow

2010-04-10 Thread Ayman Bedair
Got this error when I installed the profiler

( ! ) Fatal error: Maximum function nesting level of '100' reached,
aborting! in C:\AppServ\www\test\memphis_erp\cake\libs\folder.php on
line 239

Call Stack
#   TimeMemory  FunctionLocation
1   0.0041  135648  {main}( )   ..\index.php:0
2   4.7698  3677016 Dispatcher->dispatch( ) ..\index.php:88
3   4.9592  4902864 Dispatcher->_invoke( )  ..\dispatcher.php:194
4   4.9592  4904192 Controller->constructClasses( ) ..\dispatcher.php:207
5   5.6971  10230032Controller->loadModel( )
..\controller.php:448
6   5.6986  10231864ClassRegistry->init( )  ..\controller.php:503
7   5.7032  10349208Model->__construct( )   
..\class_registry.php:140
8   5.8036  10427176Model->__createLinks( ) ..\model.php:418
9   5.8037  10429176Model->__constructLinkedModel( )
..\model.php:609
10  5.8038  10429712ClassRegistry->init( )  ..\model.php:637
11  5.8073  10452704Model->__construct( )   
..\class_registry.php:140
12  5.9062  10464696Model->__createLinks( ) ..\model.php:418
13  5.9096  10467448Model->__constructLinkedModel( )
..\model.php:609
14  5.9096  10467984ClassRegistry->init( )  ..\model.php:637
15  5.9137  10538504Model->__construct( )   
..\class_registry.php:140
16  6.0630  10586352Model->__createLinks( ) ..\model.php:418
17  6.0635  10588352Model->__constructLinkedModel( )
..\model.php:609
18  6.0635  1058ClassRegistry->init( )  ..\model.php:637
19  6.0729  10612776Model->__construct( )   
..\class_registry.php:140
20  6.1849  10641896Model->__createLinks( ) ..\model.php:418
21  6.1850  10643896Model->__constructLinkedModel( )
..\model.php:609
22  6.1851  10644432ClassRegistry->init( )  ..\model.php:637
23  6.1890  10674584Model->__construct( )   
..\class_registry.php:140
24  6.2675  10701984Model->__createLinks( ) ..\model.php:418
25  6.2677  10703984Model->__constructLinkedModel( )
..\model.php:609
26  6.2678  10704520ClassRegistry->init( )  ..\model.php:637
27  6.2717  10736232Model->__construct( )   
..\class_registry.php:140
28  6.3996  10768352Model->__createLinks( ) ..\model.php:418
29  6.7588  10913824Model->__constructLinkedModel( )
..\model.php:609
30  6.7589  10914360ClassRegistry->init( )  ..\model.php:637
31  6.7623  10941456Model->__construct( )   
..\class_registry.php:140
32  6.8624  10962528Model->__createLinks( ) ..\model.php:418
33  6.8625  10964528Model->__constructLinkedModel( )
..\model.php:609
34  6.8626  10965064ClassRegistry->init( )  ..\model.php:637
35  6.8661  10997744Model->__construct( )   
..\class_registry.php:140
36  6.9800  11039424Model->__createLinks( ) ..\model.php:418
37  6.9801  11041424Model->__constructLinkedModel( )
..\model.php:609
38  6.9802  11041960ClassRegistry->init( )  ..\model.php:637
39  6.9837  11065152Model->__construct( )   
..\class_registry.php:140
40  7.1217  11106224Model->__createLinks( ) ..\model.php:418
41  7.1231  11108224Model->__constructLinkedModel( )
..\model.php:609
42  7.1232  11108760ClassRegistry->init( )  ..\model.php:637
43  7.1269  11133192Model->__construct( )   
..\class_registry.php:140
44  7.2092  11154360Model->__createLinks( ) ..\model.php:418
45  7.2107  11156360Model->__constructLinkedModel( )
..\model.php:609
46  7.2108  11156896ClassRegistry->init( )  ..\model.php:637
47  7.2141  11188400Model->__construct( )   
..\class_registry.php:140
48  7.3457  11231856Model->__createLinks( ) ..\model.php:418
49  7.4631  11275248Model->__constructLinkedModel( )
..\model.php:609
50  7.4632  11275784ClassRegistry->init( )  ..\model.php:637
51  7.4637  11278168Model->__construct( )   
..\class_registry.php:140
52  7.4689  11286520Model->__createLinks( ) ..\model.php:418
53  7.4708  11290272Model->__constructLinkedModel( )
..\model.php:609
54  7.4709  11290808ClassRegistry->init( )  ..\model.php:637
55  7.4743  11325808Model->__construct( )   
..\class_registry.php:140
56  7.5923  11354536Model->__createLinks( ) ..\model.php:418
57  7.5955  11356536Model->__constructLinkedModel( )
..\model.php:609
58  7.5956  11357072ClassRegistry->init( )  ..\model.php:637
59  7.5992  11385976Model->__construct( )   
..\class_registry.php:140
60  7.7042  11416408Model->__createLinks( ) ..\model.php:418
61  7.7

Re: My App is Getting too Slow

2010-04-09 Thread Christian Leskowsky
Have you profiled the request yet? (Suggested above.) Look into xdebug -
specifically http://xdebug.org/docs/profiler.

btw. Are you absolutely sure it's server time you're waiting on? Yslow or
Pagespeed will tell you that. Hmm... 79 queries is absolutely nuts too. I've
heard it said - can't remember where - that anything over about 7ish per
request is asking for trouble. (General rule of thumb.)

On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 12:39 PM, Ayman Bedair  wrote:

> That is what i get from the debug timer:
>
> http://www.eg-host.net/887.jpg
>
> I still have no clue what takes most of the time and what is the
> normal time of doing the core processing :S
>
>
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Re: My App is Getting too Slow

2010-04-08 Thread Ayman Bedair
That is what i get from the debug timer:

http://www.eg-host.net/887.jpg

I still have no clue what takes most of the time and what is the
normal time of doing the core processing :S


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Re: My App is Getting too Slow

2010-04-08 Thread Ayman Bedair
I never tried any debuging kit I'll give it a try... and BTW it took
24 ms not 79 ... I am sure the thing is a Cakephp issue.

Will try a debug kit and will let you know if I find anything
interesting.

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Re: My App is Getting too Slow

2010-04-08 Thread AD7six


On Apr 8, 12:03 pm, Zaky Katalan-Ezra  wrote:
> Did you test the queries with other client like phpmyadmin in order to
> determine if it's a cake issue or database issue?

The sql execution time for Ayman is 79ms, the page loads in 10s
(apparently) - it's very obvious the queries themselves aren't the
problem.

It takes at most an hour from "what's profiling?" to using xdebug (or
at the very least debug kit's awesome timers) to be able to see exacty
where your php time is going. Doing anything except profiling is an
interesting bit of procrastination at best.

All IMHO,

AD

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Re: My App is Getting too Slow

2010-04-08 Thread Zaky Katalan-Ezra
Did you test the queries with other client like phpmyadmin in order to
determine if it's a cake issue or database issue?

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Re: My App is Getting too Slow

2010-04-08 Thread Ayman Bedair
Well thanks for your help... Actually all 79 queries are made on the
same database that runs on the same machine. My app is a CRM
application where most of the pages can't be convert to a static one !

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Re: My App is Getting too Slow

2010-04-07 Thread Dérico Filho
79 queries into a single database?

You see, there's this design flaw in CakePHP, in which it connects
into database as soon as the controller is instantiated. I am not sure
about other database drivers, BUT, in Mysql's, i.e. if you have 4
databases schemas, and you happen to use 4 models in a single
controller, each model connecting into a different database schema,
you'll end up having 4 database connections for _each_ request you got
in this controller - either you use the model object or not. 4
connections to 4 database schemas, even if they're in the same
machine.

Also take a look into the I/O resource used to connect into the
database, which turns out to be a bottleneck point. If webserver and
database are within the same host, consider using unix socket instead
TCP/IP connections, it'll help to reduce connection latency.

In my previous experience with such performance issues regarding DB, I
solved this problem of yours when I've hidden CakePHP of the
application. I mean, dinamically generating static pages with
CakePHP...

For instance:
http://www.domain.com.br/customer/view/123.html is generated by
http://www.domain.com.br/customer/view/123

[]s
Dérico Filho

On Apr 6, 5:06 am, Ayman Bedair  wrote:
> My CakePHP app is getting very slow... Although the debug give me
> "(default) 79 queries took 24 ms" the pages takes about 8 to 10
> seconds to load. Other script running on the same server are
> performing well, even empty pages on this same application is still
> loading good with all the App Controller functions running. Yet it is
> too slow in querying pages even if the autoRender is set to false. so
> it has nothing to do with the HTML and Images !! :(
>
> I thought it's with the mobile device detection I had there but that
> runs in the App Controller beforeFilter() function so it should be
> running on empty pages too !!!
>
> Is there a way i can debug that parts that makes all this delay ?!

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Re: My App is Getting too Slow

2010-04-06 Thread AD7six


On Apr 6, 10:06 am, Ayman Bedair  wrote:
> My CakePHP app is getting very slow... Although the debug give me
> "(default) 79 queries took 24 ms"

79 queries is a lot. Even if each of those queries took 0ms (and
returned nothing) it'll cost you approximately 2ms per query - which
is not insignificant. Of course, if 78 of those queries are describes,
and there's only 1 'real' query you don't need to worry about them.

> the pages takes about 8 to 10
> seconds to load. Other script running on the same server are
> performing well, even empty pages on this same application is still
> loading good with all the App Controller functions running. Yet it is
> too slow in querying pages even if the autoRender is set to false. so
> it has nothing to do with the HTML and Images !! :(
>
> I thought it's with the mobile device detection I had there but that
> runs in the App Controller beforeFilter() function so it should be
> running on empty pages too !!!
>
> Is there a way i can debug that parts that makes all this delay ?!

Install debug kit ( http://github.com/cakephp/debug_kit ) and look at
the timer tab to get a broad idea of where most of your time goes

set debug to 0 to get more accurate timer info.

AND

set debug to 0 and profile (http://xdebug.org/docs/profiler + e.g.
http://code.google.com/p/webgrind/) to see /exactly/ into which
functions your time is going.

Do not profile with debug > 0 as what you'll get will be inaccurate to
the point of pointless.

Use the results to know where to focus your efforts. Bear in mind that
if it's slow only because of some debug > 0 process you may not need
to do anything.

hth,

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My App is Getting too Slow

2010-04-06 Thread Ayman Bedair
My CakePHP app is getting very slow... Although the debug give me
"(default) 79 queries took 24 ms" the pages takes about 8 to 10
seconds to load. Other script running on the same server are
performing well, even empty pages on this same application is still
loading good with all the App Controller functions running. Yet it is
too slow in querying pages even if the autoRender is set to false. so
it has nothing to do with the HTML and Images !! :(

I thought it's with the mobile device detection I had there but that
runs in the App Controller beforeFilter() function so it should be
running on empty pages too !!!

Is there a way i can debug that parts that makes all this delay ?!

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