Thanks for the suggestions. I'll look into unbindModel.
I wanted to give you an update:
APC - wow I went from a maximum stable run of 40 users on 512meg test
server to 125 users over a 300% increase.
PersistModel = true
My first attempt was to add it to my app controller. I got tons of
errors
I don't know, I read it in the manual at
http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/view_cache
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you can use to cache static par of your view
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APC has worked well for me, seemed faster than all the others
persistModel is a beauty and largely mitigates any need for view caching
one thing to look at if you have a lot of associations is using
unbindModel to remove
any associations that will not be used for the particular action
I'm almost through with our project and it's time to do some
performance optimizations. I wanted to start a thread to report my
progress and share tips/hints. Here is my plan.
Setup a semi realistic test -
I'm using microsoft web stress tool - it's free and I use windows to
develop (fedora to s
