Tips and hits on how to scale your PHP application, from tuning your php.ini settings and using accelerators till going through caching mechanisms, reverse proxying and infrastructure setups.
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This document provides tips on how to optimize a Drupal site for speed. It recommends using more powerful hardware, configuring the web server with Nginx for static files and caching, using a database server like PerconaDB for performance, optimizing PHP with FPM and opcodes, improving Drupal with caching and removing slow modules, optimizing themes to minimize processing, using a faster search like Solr, and optimizing frontend assets with aggregation, compression and CDNs. The overall goal is to leverage caching, databases, servers and other techniques to make a Drupal site faster.
- Drupal relies heavily on SQL queries which can burden databases. Caching improves performance by reducing database queries.
- There are different levels of caching in Drupal - from internal block/page caching, to HTTP caching using a reverse proxy, CDN, or custom caching with Drupal's cache API.
- For high traffic sites, saving the Drupal cache to memory (e.g. using memcached) rather than the database is recommended. Opcode caching like APC also provides significant performance gains.
- Profiling a site is important to identify bottlenecks and determine the appropriate caching strategy based on factors like site content and hosting environment.
Build2016 - P470 - Using Non-volatile Memory (NVDIMM-N) as Byte-Addressable S...Windows Developer
This session covers the use of non-volatile memory (NVDIMM-N) in a byte-addressable mode with a DirectAccess (DAX), a.k.a. zero-copy file system in Windows Server 2016. In this mode, DAX-aware applications can expect ultra-low latency access (orders of magnitude compared to SSD) to the persistent storage medium and gain significant efficiencies. The open-source NVML library makes this transition easier for apps.
This document discusses different types of caching that can improve performance for PHP applications. It covers opcode caching, which speeds up code execution; data caching using key-value stores like APC, Memcached, and Redis to cache user data; reverse proxy caching with Varnish to cache responses; and browser caching using HTTP headers to cache responses locally. The document provides examples and advantages of each approach. Opcode caches like Zend Optimizer+ and APC compile PHP to bytecode for faster execution. Data caches store user data to reduce database queries. Reverse proxies cache responses for multiple clients. Browser caching improves load times for return visitors.
A presentation by Mohanaraj Gopala Krishnan at barcamp Malaysia 2008.
Attribution: Content and inspiration from http://bitworking.org/news/125/REST-and-WS
http://bitworking.org/projects/oscon2007/html/
The document discusses the working set model and page fault frequency in operating systems. The working set model defines the set of pages used by a process within a time window. It aims to approximate the program's locality to determine the optimal number of frames to allocate. Page fault frequency is a good indicator of thrashing, with higher frequency suggesting more frames should be allocated.
There are two key choices when scaling a NoSQL data store:
choosing between a hash or a range based sharding and choosing the right sharding key. Any choice is a trade-off between scalability of read, append, and update workloads.
In this talk I will present the standard scaling techniques,
some non-universal sharding tricks, less obvious reasons for
hotspots, as well as techniques to avoid them.
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This document provides tips on how to optimize a Drupal site for speed. It recommends using more powerful hardware, configuring the web server with Nginx for static files and caching, using a database server like PerconaDB for performance, optimizing PHP with FPM and opcodes, improving Drupal with caching and removing slow modules, optimizing themes to minimize processing, using a faster search like Solr, and optimizing frontend assets with aggregation, compression and CDNs. The overall goal is to leverage caching, databases, servers and other techniques to make a Drupal site faster.
- Drupal relies heavily on SQL queries which can burden databases. Caching improves performance by reducing database queries.
- There are different levels of caching in Drupal - from internal block/page caching, to HTTP caching using a reverse proxy, CDN, or custom caching with Drupal's cache API.
- For high traffic sites, saving the Drupal cache to memory (e.g. using memcached) rather than the database is recommended. Opcode caching like APC also provides significant performance gains.
- Profiling a site is important to identify bottlenecks and determine the appropriate caching strategy based on factors like site content and hosting environment.
Build2016 - P470 - Using Non-volatile Memory (NVDIMM-N) as Byte-Addressable S...Windows Developer
This session covers the use of non-volatile memory (NVDIMM-N) in a byte-addressable mode with a DirectAccess (DAX), a.k.a. zero-copy file system in Windows Server 2016. In this mode, DAX-aware applications can expect ultra-low latency access (orders of magnitude compared to SSD) to the persistent storage medium and gain significant efficiencies. The open-source NVML library makes this transition easier for apps.
This document discusses different types of caching that can improve performance for PHP applications. It covers opcode caching, which speeds up code execution; data caching using key-value stores like APC, Memcached, and Redis to cache user data; reverse proxy caching with Varnish to cache responses; and browser caching using HTTP headers to cache responses locally. The document provides examples and advantages of each approach. Opcode caches like Zend Optimizer+ and APC compile PHP to bytecode for faster execution. Data caches store user data to reduce database queries. Reverse proxies cache responses for multiple clients. Browser caching improves load times for return visitors.
A presentation by Mohanaraj Gopala Krishnan at barcamp Malaysia 2008.
Attribution: Content and inspiration from http://bitworking.org/news/125/REST-and-WS
http://bitworking.org/projects/oscon2007/html/
The document discusses the working set model and page fault frequency in operating systems. The working set model defines the set of pages used by a process within a time window. It aims to approximate the program's locality to determine the optimal number of frames to allocate. Page fault frequency is a good indicator of thrashing, with higher frequency suggesting more frames should be allocated.
There are two key choices when scaling a NoSQL data store:
choosing between a hash or a range based sharding and choosing the right sharding key. Any choice is a trade-off between scalability of read, append, and update workloads.
In this talk I will present the standard scaling techniques,
some non-universal sharding tricks, less obvious reasons for
hotspots, as well as techniques to avoid them.
This document discusses breaking down language barriers by using technologies that allow traditionally client-side languages like PHP and JavaScript to be used server-side. It introduces Quercus, which allows PHP applications to run on Java servers, and server-side JavaScript (SSJS) technologies like Rhino and SpiderMonkey that bring JavaScript to the server. The goal is to leverage existing skills in popular languages and make them applicable to more environments like enterprise Java applications. Code samples are offered to demonstrate these technologies.
This document discusses caching strategies for websites built with Drupal. It recommends caching content at multiple levels, including code-level caching within Drupal, resource caching of assets like CSS and JavaScript using tools like Boost and Varnish, database caching with Memcached, and caching of static content on third-party networks like Akamai and Cloudflare. Debugging caching issues requires monitoring each caching layer and analyzing HTTP headers to determine where content is failing to cache properly. Caching is important for performance but must be implemented carefully to avoid breaking site functionality or creating new bugs during debugging.
This document discusses using MongoDB as a caching system. It outlines some traditional in-memory and centralized caching systems, and then describes MongoDB's advantages for caching - including support for time to live (TTL), high availability, scalability and easy use. It also covers testing MongoDB caching performance through stress tests of a sample application, and obtaining results of 1300 requests per second with 5 millisecond average response times. Tuning techniques for MongoDB caching are also mentioned.
This document provides an introduction and overview of PHP, a popular scripting language for web development. PHP is open source, supports many databases, is platform independent, and compatible with servers. It also includes built-in security features and tools to protect web applications. The document explains how to set up either XAMPP or WampServer, start the Apache server, and write a simple PHP script to output text to a web browser.
This document provides an overview of Memcached, including:
- Memcached is an in-memory key-value store that provides fast data storage and retrieval to reduce database load. It stores data in RAM for fast read performance.
- Features include least recently used caching, low CPU overhead, horizontal scalability by adding more servers, and session storage.
- Memcached works by clients calculating a hash of the key to determine which server stores the data, then sends requests to that server to perform gets, sets, and other operations on the key-value pairs.
This document discusses optimizing Drupal performance. It begins with an introduction to Kite Systems and the presenter. Then it covers various techniques for improving performance including caching with Varnish, APC and Memcache, optimizing the server configuration, and scaling with load balancing and database clustering. Specific strategies are outlined such as benchmarking Apache, allocating memory, measuring load average, and demos of caching and scaling solutions. The overall objectives of improving response time, throughput, and resource utilization are explained.
This document outlines a proposed working group structure focused on developing basic Hadoop and Big Data skills. Key areas of focus include:
- Managing AWS EC2 instances and automating cluster setup and administration tasks using scripts.
- Learning core Hadoop features like HDFS, YARN, and MapReduce by manually running examples and demos in a pseudo-distributed mode and clustered environment.
- Setting up and administering Zookeeper, HBase, and other Bigtop components on AWS.
- Developing Hadoop data pipelines as proposed by Roman and integrating demo code into testing frameworks.
- Choosing career focus areas like DevOps, application development, or internals and efficiently practicing skills through dem
PHP is a server-side scripting language commonly used for web development. It allows sharing of content between web pages and databases using features like user authentication. PHP code runs on the server and generates dynamic web page content. It is an open source and free technology that is easy to use and integrates well with databases like MySQL. Developers must write secure PHP code by validating and sanitizing user input to prevent security vulnerabilities.
Memcache - Lightning fast object retrievalelliando dias
Memcache can improve site performance by caching content in memory for fast retrieval. It may be a good option if a site is too slow or cannot handle all requests. Memcache requires spare memory resources and adding memory servers is often the cheapest way to improve performance. It reduces PHP processing and database queries by caching content, which can improve site speeds.
The document discusses various techniques for optimizing performance and scaling WordPress sites. It covers caching at the disk, memory, page, and object levels. It also discusses scaling strategies like using multiple web and database servers, database sharding, file syncing, and caching technologies like Memcached. Specific caching plugins like Batcache and W3TC are mentioned. Coding best practices like using transients and the WordPress APIs are recommended to optimize performance.
Basic performance application optimization techniques that can be applied to any application, from web to desktop or mobile, but with focus on php/mysql stack. How to identify bottlenecks and resolve them and what strategies to choose to avoid them upfront.
Live presentation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aas8oM7CLjk
Tek12: Graphing real-time performance with Graphitenanderoo
This document discusses using Graphite, an open source tool for monitoring and visualizing real-time performance data. It begins by introducing Graphite and its components - a web front end, processing backend, and database. The document then discusses what types of data are useful to capture from applications and systems, such as function times, database queries, memory usage and network traffic. Finally, it covers interpreting Graphite charts to identify deviations, jitters and other anomalies that could help debug performance issues. A demo of using Graphite to monitor a WordPress site is also mentioned.
PHP is an open source server-side scripting language used to develop dynamic web pages. It allows computational and server/database programming in web pages, enabling tasks like storing user-entered form data in a database. Dynamic web pages can change content based on events like displaying the current weather of a user's city. PHP syntax is based on C and supports object-oriented programming. It is commonly used for server-side scripting but can also be used for command line scripting and desktop applications. PHP training in Chandigarh can be obtained from CBITSS, which provides PHP courses to help students learn PHP and build careers with it.
This document discusses strategies for maximizing the use of slave databases in MySQL replication. It begins by outlining some common problems with scaling through multiple slaves, such as high write rates limiting reads per slave and inefficient slave resource utilization. It then provides recommendations for reducing write rates through query optimization and selective data replication. The document also discusses ways to better utilize slave resources like specialized storage engines and indexes on different slaves. Finally, it covers approaches for applications to integrate reads from slaves while handling stale data, such as query-based, session-based, and data versioning techniques.
Varnish is an HTTP accelerator that focuses on improving server-side speed. It uses in-memory caching and a custom configuration language to cache content, modify requests and responses, and improve performance. It has advantages over traditional caching solutions like Squid or Apache in that it is dedicated to caching, has high performance through optimized system calls and data handling, and allows for policy control through its configuration language. Globo.com uses Varnish extensively in its caching infrastructure to improve scalability and throughput compared to alternative solutions.
Speeding up Page Load Times by Using StarlingErik Osterman
The document discusses how using a queue server like Starling can provide faster response times compared to directly writing a large amount of data to a database. With Starling, jobs are added to a queue instead of writing directly to the database. A batch processor then quickly runs the jobs from the queue to write the data asynchronously. This avoids slowing down responses by throttling write requests. Starling is lightweight, fast, and easy to implement and scale compared to alternatives like increasing database resources or using replication.
This document discusses various techniques for optimizing website performance in order to improve search engine optimization (SEO) rankings. It outlines strategies for reducing page load time such as compressing files, lazy loading images, minimizing requests, caching content, and using modules like Apache's mod_pagespeed. The document stresses that the primary goal should be improving the user experience rather than solely focusing on achieving full scores on Google's Pagespeed Insights tool.
This document discusses virtual reality (VR), including its history and various hardware platforms. It covers visual immersion techniques used in VR like lenses and screens. Challenges in VR like latency and tracking are addressed. Design principles for VR experiences are presented around comfort, performance, interaction and immersion. Tracking technologies are mentioned. The document encourages people to get started with accessible VR platforms like Google Cardboard and Project Tango.
Escalando PHP e Drupal: performance ao infinito e além! - DrupalCamp SP 2015Lucas Arruda
This document discusses strategies for scaling PHP and Drupal applications. It recommends using the latest stable version of PHP and disabling unnecessary PHP extensions and modules to improve performance. It also discusses tuning PHP settings like memory limits and caches. For Drupal, it suggests scaling horizontally, focusing on sessions, files, databases and authenticated users. It provides caching, database, and profiling techniques to optimize performance when scaling Drupal applications.
This document discusses breaking down language barriers by using technologies that allow traditionally client-side languages like PHP and JavaScript to be used server-side. It introduces Quercus, which allows PHP applications to run on Java servers, and server-side JavaScript (SSJS) technologies like Rhino and SpiderMonkey that bring JavaScript to the server. The goal is to leverage existing skills in popular languages and make them applicable to more environments like enterprise Java applications. Code samples are offered to demonstrate these technologies.
This document discusses caching strategies for websites built with Drupal. It recommends caching content at multiple levels, including code-level caching within Drupal, resource caching of assets like CSS and JavaScript using tools like Boost and Varnish, database caching with Memcached, and caching of static content on third-party networks like Akamai and Cloudflare. Debugging caching issues requires monitoring each caching layer and analyzing HTTP headers to determine where content is failing to cache properly. Caching is important for performance but must be implemented carefully to avoid breaking site functionality or creating new bugs during debugging.
This document discusses using MongoDB as a caching system. It outlines some traditional in-memory and centralized caching systems, and then describes MongoDB's advantages for caching - including support for time to live (TTL), high availability, scalability and easy use. It also covers testing MongoDB caching performance through stress tests of a sample application, and obtaining results of 1300 requests per second with 5 millisecond average response times. Tuning techniques for MongoDB caching are also mentioned.
This document provides an introduction and overview of PHP, a popular scripting language for web development. PHP is open source, supports many databases, is platform independent, and compatible with servers. It also includes built-in security features and tools to protect web applications. The document explains how to set up either XAMPP or WampServer, start the Apache server, and write a simple PHP script to output text to a web browser.
This document provides an overview of Memcached, including:
- Memcached is an in-memory key-value store that provides fast data storage and retrieval to reduce database load. It stores data in RAM for fast read performance.
- Features include least recently used caching, low CPU overhead, horizontal scalability by adding more servers, and session storage.
- Memcached works by clients calculating a hash of the key to determine which server stores the data, then sends requests to that server to perform gets, sets, and other operations on the key-value pairs.
This document discusses optimizing Drupal performance. It begins with an introduction to Kite Systems and the presenter. Then it covers various techniques for improving performance including caching with Varnish, APC and Memcache, optimizing the server configuration, and scaling with load balancing and database clustering. Specific strategies are outlined such as benchmarking Apache, allocating memory, measuring load average, and demos of caching and scaling solutions. The overall objectives of improving response time, throughput, and resource utilization are explained.
This document outlines a proposed working group structure focused on developing basic Hadoop and Big Data skills. Key areas of focus include:
- Managing AWS EC2 instances and automating cluster setup and administration tasks using scripts.
- Learning core Hadoop features like HDFS, YARN, and MapReduce by manually running examples and demos in a pseudo-distributed mode and clustered environment.
- Setting up and administering Zookeeper, HBase, and other Bigtop components on AWS.
- Developing Hadoop data pipelines as proposed by Roman and integrating demo code into testing frameworks.
- Choosing career focus areas like DevOps, application development, or internals and efficiently practicing skills through dem
PHP is a server-side scripting language commonly used for web development. It allows sharing of content between web pages and databases using features like user authentication. PHP code runs on the server and generates dynamic web page content. It is an open source and free technology that is easy to use and integrates well with databases like MySQL. Developers must write secure PHP code by validating and sanitizing user input to prevent security vulnerabilities.
Memcache - Lightning fast object retrievalelliando dias
Memcache can improve site performance by caching content in memory for fast retrieval. It may be a good option if a site is too slow or cannot handle all requests. Memcache requires spare memory resources and adding memory servers is often the cheapest way to improve performance. It reduces PHP processing and database queries by caching content, which can improve site speeds.
The document discusses various techniques for optimizing performance and scaling WordPress sites. It covers caching at the disk, memory, page, and object levels. It also discusses scaling strategies like using multiple web and database servers, database sharding, file syncing, and caching technologies like Memcached. Specific caching plugins like Batcache and W3TC are mentioned. Coding best practices like using transients and the WordPress APIs are recommended to optimize performance.
Basic performance application optimization techniques that can be applied to any application, from web to desktop or mobile, but with focus on php/mysql stack. How to identify bottlenecks and resolve them and what strategies to choose to avoid them upfront.
Live presentation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aas8oM7CLjk
Tek12: Graphing real-time performance with Graphitenanderoo
This document discusses using Graphite, an open source tool for monitoring and visualizing real-time performance data. It begins by introducing Graphite and its components - a web front end, processing backend, and database. The document then discusses what types of data are useful to capture from applications and systems, such as function times, database queries, memory usage and network traffic. Finally, it covers interpreting Graphite charts to identify deviations, jitters and other anomalies that could help debug performance issues. A demo of using Graphite to monitor a WordPress site is also mentioned.
PHP is an open source server-side scripting language used to develop dynamic web pages. It allows computational and server/database programming in web pages, enabling tasks like storing user-entered form data in a database. Dynamic web pages can change content based on events like displaying the current weather of a user's city. PHP syntax is based on C and supports object-oriented programming. It is commonly used for server-side scripting but can also be used for command line scripting and desktop applications. PHP training in Chandigarh can be obtained from CBITSS, which provides PHP courses to help students learn PHP and build careers with it.
This document discusses strategies for maximizing the use of slave databases in MySQL replication. It begins by outlining some common problems with scaling through multiple slaves, such as high write rates limiting reads per slave and inefficient slave resource utilization. It then provides recommendations for reducing write rates through query optimization and selective data replication. The document also discusses ways to better utilize slave resources like specialized storage engines and indexes on different slaves. Finally, it covers approaches for applications to integrate reads from slaves while handling stale data, such as query-based, session-based, and data versioning techniques.
Varnish is an HTTP accelerator that focuses on improving server-side speed. It uses in-memory caching and a custom configuration language to cache content, modify requests and responses, and improve performance. It has advantages over traditional caching solutions like Squid or Apache in that it is dedicated to caching, has high performance through optimized system calls and data handling, and allows for policy control through its configuration language. Globo.com uses Varnish extensively in its caching infrastructure to improve scalability and throughput compared to alternative solutions.
Speeding up Page Load Times by Using StarlingErik Osterman
The document discusses how using a queue server like Starling can provide faster response times compared to directly writing a large amount of data to a database. With Starling, jobs are added to a queue instead of writing directly to the database. A batch processor then quickly runs the jobs from the queue to write the data asynchronously. This avoids slowing down responses by throttling write requests. Starling is lightweight, fast, and easy to implement and scale compared to alternatives like increasing database resources or using replication.
This document discusses various techniques for optimizing website performance in order to improve search engine optimization (SEO) rankings. It outlines strategies for reducing page load time such as compressing files, lazy loading images, minimizing requests, caching content, and using modules like Apache's mod_pagespeed. The document stresses that the primary goal should be improving the user experience rather than solely focusing on achieving full scores on Google's Pagespeed Insights tool.
This document discusses virtual reality (VR), including its history and various hardware platforms. It covers visual immersion techniques used in VR like lenses and screens. Challenges in VR like latency and tracking are addressed. Design principles for VR experiences are presented around comfort, performance, interaction and immersion. Tracking technologies are mentioned. The document encourages people to get started with accessible VR platforms like Google Cardboard and Project Tango.
Escalando PHP e Drupal: performance ao infinito e além! - DrupalCamp SP 2015Lucas Arruda
This document discusses strategies for scaling PHP and Drupal applications. It recommends using the latest stable version of PHP and disabling unnecessary PHP extensions and modules to improve performance. It also discusses tuning PHP settings like memory limits and caches. For Drupal, it suggests scaling horizontally, focusing on sessions, files, databases and authenticated users. It provides caching, database, and profiling techniques to optimize performance when scaling Drupal applications.
The document provides details from a presentation given by Columbia Basin Trust to the Trail Rotary club on October 18, 2006. It summarizes the Trust's financial results, investment portfolio, board of directors, delivery of benefits programs and projects in the Trail area from 2005-2006. It also outlines the Trust's current plans, priorities around engaging residents more effectively, and an update on the potential Waneta Expansion Project.
Consultoria sobre LinkedIn para Oxe Comunicação EstratégicaDouglas Silva
O documento fornece instruções sobre como personalizar as configurações da conta no LinkedIn, incluindo como adicionar fotos de perfil e imagem de fundo, criar conexões e se envolver com grupos e SlideShare.
Este documento presenta conceptos clave relacionados con la comunicación digital y la web. Explica el surgimiento de la comunicación digital a través de las nuevas tecnologías y la interacción entre usuarios en la red. También define la web 1.0 como estática y la web 2.0 como dinámica donde prima el usuario. Finalmente, introduce conceptos como blogs, redes sociales, formatos de imágenes y otros elementos fundamentales de la comunicación en internet.
The document discusses the writer's favorite assignments from class which included a service learning project, videos from Dr. Chew on study skills, and a letter to the next class. It also reflects on self-assessment tests that showed the progress made and a journal entry that helped prioritize tasks. The writer expresses feeling more motivated and confident in achieving goals after completing these impactful assignments.
Vista Academy is proposing training updates to define excellence in San Diego. The training would focus on minor fixes revealed in the first three rounds, evolving training by incorporating perfect practice, and embedding a Vista culture through practices like setting Aldi-like operating hours. Key aspects would include coupling static training with live store experience, formalizing live store expectations, and addressing training proactively through updates to PIP, produce, and organization training. The proposal aims to benefit the training academy, stores, and continued progress towards the standard of greatness.
The document provides information about the marketing and production of the film "The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug". It discusses the film poster, release date, production companies, budget, cast members, marketing strategies including websites, posters, interviews, trailers, and targeting of fans. It also mentions nominations and box office figures.
The document summarizes Macklemore and Ryan Lewis's song "Same Love", which discusses legalizing same-sex marriage. It reached the top 11 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the US. The song takes a provocative but graceful look at same-sex relationships and equal rights. In the music video, Macklemore raps about questioning his sexuality as a child and realizing he needs to speak out for marginalized groups like the LGBT community. The song fades out with Mary Lambert repeating lyrics from Corinthians about love.
New York City Department of Education Individualized Education Program (IEP) sample for John Smith, a 7 year old student with Multiple Disabilities (Visual Impairment, Mental Retardation, Orthopedic Impairment) (Staffing ratio: 12:1:4)
The document discusses efforts in Colorado to pass a ballot initiative for a state single-payer healthcare system. Health Care for All Colorado received approval for ballot language asking voters to amend the state constitution to require the legislature to create a public health insurance plan available to all residents. They now need to collect 86,000 signatures to get the measure on the November 2014 ballot. Supporters see this as an important step towards establishing single-payer healthcare at the state level, while opponents argue such systems are too expensive and limit choices.
The document discusses two techniques for treating primary inguinal hernias - the Lichtenstein vs Rutkow-Robbins technique. A 2006 study by Bolognini et al found no statistically significant differences in long-term results between the two groups. Additionally, a 2007 study by Frey et al also found the Lichtenstein operation and mesh plug repair to have comparable perioperative complications and recurrence rates.
Zulfikar ali bhutto recollections and remembrancesYawar Khan
This document contains an interview with Begum Nusrat Bhutto about her childhood and how she met her husband Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Some key points:
- She came from a family originating in Iran, with her father establishing a soap business in Bombay, India.
- She first met Zulfikar Ali Bhutto as a child in Lonavala, India near Bombay, when their families happened to meet during a walk.
- Though from a conservative family, she was encouraged to be liberated by her father. She refused to wear a burka to college against her mother's wishes.
- After getting married to Zulfikar, she initially wore
Alex is a 21-year-old intern seeking to feel more comfortable and integrated in his new team. Two solutions are proposed: 1) An intern-mentor matching website to pair Alex with a mentor. 2) Bi-weekly knowledge sessions led by Alex and full-time employees, with Alex documenting what he learns to share his skills and gain recognition. Feedback notes the mentor website is simple but lacks implementation details, while knowledge sessions are easy but not novel or boundary-pushing. Questions focus on logistics, approval, and potential stress for Alex.
Webfil digital _ fail safe multiplexer __ bpac for double linepuneet kumar rai
This document provides an overview of a Block Proving by Axle Counter (BPAC) system for double line block working using Universal Fail Safe Block Interface (UFSBI). The BPAC is designed to replace traditional double line block instruments and provide fail safe operation through triple redundant hardware and a 2/3 decision logic. It meets relevant safety standards and specifications. The BPAC incorporates automatic features to streamline operations and utilizes optical and galvanic isolation on inputs/outputs to eliminate noise and faults.
This document provides background information on the Bhutto family and their ancestral home of Larkana, Sindh province in Pakistan. It describes Larkana as a small, neglected town that has gained prominence as the home of the influential Bhutto clan. The clan has owned large tracts of fertile land in the region for generations, acquiring wealth and political influence as wealthy landowners. The document traces the history of the region and the development of Larkana town over centuries under different ruling dynasties. It characterizes the social structure of the area as deeply feudal.
The document discusses the benefits of meditation for reducing stress and anxiety. Regular meditation practice can help calm the mind and body by lowering heart rate and blood pressure. Studies have shown that meditating for just 10-20 minutes per day can have significant positive impacts on both mental and physical health.
Escalando php e drupal- performance ao infinito e além! - DrupalCamp SP 2015Handrus Nogueira
This document discusses strategies for scaling PHP and Drupal applications. It recommends using the latest stable version of PHP and disabling unnecessary PHP extensions and modules to improve performance. It also discusses tuning PHP settings like memory limits and caches. For Drupal, it suggests using caching, database optimizations like read replicas, and balancing load across multiple servers. Profiling tools can help identify bottlenecks.
Escalando php e drupal- performance ao infinito e além! - Drupal camp sp 2015Handrus Nogueira
This document discusses strategies for scaling PHP and Drupal applications. It recommends using the latest stable version of PHP and disabling unnecessary PHP extensions and modules to improve performance. It also discusses tuning PHP settings like memory limits and caches. For Drupal, it suggests using caching, database optimizations like read replicas, and balancing load across multiple servers. Profiling tools can help identify bottlenecks.
DrupalCamp SP 2015 - Escalando PHP e Drupal- Performance ao infinito e além!Taller Negócio Digitais
This document discusses strategies for scaling PHP and Drupal applications. It recommends using the latest stable version of PHP and disabling unnecessary PHP extensions and modules to improve performance. It also discusses tuning PHP settings like memory limits and caches. For Drupal, it suggests using caching, database optimizations like read replicas, and balancing load across multiple servers. Profiling tools can help identify bottlenecks.
This document summarizes techniques for scaling PHP applications. It discusses using the latest PHP version and disabling unnecessary extensions to reduce memory usage. It also covers tuning php.ini settings, using PHP accelerators like APC and OPcache, sharing session data across servers, caching with Memcache, and reverse proxying with Nginx. The presenters are Lucas Arruda and Handrus Nogueira, software architects with experience optimizing PHP applications.
The document discusses best practices for scalability and performance when developing PHP applications. Some key points include profiling and optimizing early, cooperating between development and operations teams, testing on production-like data, caching frequently accessed data, avoiding overuse of hard-to-scale resources, and using compiler caching and query optimization. Decoupling applications, caching, data federation, and replication are also presented as techniques for improving scalability.
The document provides tips on common scalability mistakes made when designing web applications and strategies to avoid them. It discusses the importance of considering scalability from the beginning, avoiding blocking calls, caching frequently accessed data, optimizing database and file system usage, and using tools like profilers to identify bottlenecks. The key is designing applications that can scale both up and down based on current needs through a proactive, process-oriented approach.
Matteo Moretti discusses scaling PHP applications. He covers scaling the web server, sessions, database, filesystem, asynchronous tasks, and logging. The key aspects are decoupling services, using caching, moving to external services like Redis, S3, and RabbitMQ, and allowing those services to scale automatically using techniques like auto-scaling. Sharding the database is difficult to implement and should only be done if really needed.
This document discusses how to scale PHP applications to meet high demand. It begins by noting that large companies like Facebook and Wikipedia use PHP. It then outlines several techniques for scaling PHP, including: using opcode caches to improve performance; storing sessions in a database rather than disk; leveraging in-memory data caches like Memcached and Redis; doing blocking work in background tasks via queues; and utilizing HTTP caching with a reverse proxy cache. The document emphasizes that performance is important for user experience and business results, and that these techniques can help PHP applications handle high traffic loads.
To scale PHP web applications:
1) Focus on fundamentals like testable code, efficient data structures and algorithms, and designing for change.
2) Optimize performance through caching, using databases efficiently, and leveraging PHP features.
3) Employ techniques like asynchronous processing, parallel computing, and service-oriented architectures to spread load across servers.
The document discusses various performance issues that can arise when developing PHP applications and provides recommendations on tools and techniques to identify and address performance problems. Some key points covered include optimizing database queries, reducing network latency, avoiding IO contention, improving CPU utilization, and using tools like Zend Server to monitor performance. The document emphasizes using a scientific approach to identify and solve specific performance problems.
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Drupalcamp Estonia - High Performance Sitesdrupalcampest
Rami Jarvinen discusses optimizing performance on Drupal sites. He outlines several caching layers that can be implemented including PHP opcode caching, Drupal internal caching, page caching, and reverse proxy caching using Boost or Varnish. He also discusses scaling Drupal through techniques such as MySQL master-slave configuration, serving static files from Nginx/lighttpd, and adding frontend servers. Profiling with tools like Xdebug can help identify SQL bottlenecks to optimize. The optimal caching and performance strategy depends on each site's specific usage and hosting environment.
Site Speed = Success – Optimising WordPress from the Server Up - Presented by...WordCamp Harare
I’d like to talk on how to make WordPress fly on the various different levels available to you, from right down as simple as basic steps to take within WordPress or as advanced as server tweaks, will use my time hosting Techzim as a case study example
My talk on wordpress and website performance and quick tips + advanced on how to improve website performance
Video at http://wordpress.tv/2017/01/04/anthony-somerset-site-speed-success-optimising-wordpress-from-the-server-up/
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We will try to make this talk very participative, so bring your questions, experiences (good or bad) and let's share!
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Já pensou que sua stack consome recursos de sua máquina em momentos que você não está desenvolvendo? E o setup de ambiente que precisamos fazer a cada projeto/pessoa nova? Como garantir que todos estão usando as mesmas versões para garantir compatibilidade entre os ambientes? Venha conhecer a combinação entre duas tecnologias que irá automatizar processos manuais tornando-o mais produtivo!
QCon SP - ShortTalk - Virtualização e Provisionamento de Ambientes com Vagr...Lucas Arruda
Você já parou pra pensar que sua stack de desenvolvimento (Apache, PHP, MySQL, etc) consome recursos de sua máquina do trabalho ou pessoal em momentos que você não está desenvolvendo?
E quanto ao setup de ambiente e as muitas configurações que precisamos fazer a cada projeto novo que chega ou quando algum membro novo entra no time?
Logo depois, como garantir que todos do time estão utilizando exatamente as mesmas versões para garantir máxima compatibilidade entre os diversos ambientes (local, staging, produção, etc)?
Venha conhecer como a combinação entre duas tecnologias irá automatizar bastante processo manual economizando tempo e recursos e garantindo maior compatibilidade.
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Você já parou pra pensar que sua stack de desenvolvimento (Apache, PHP, MySQL, etc) consome recursos de sua máquina do trabalho ou pessoal em momentos que você não está desenvolvendo?
E quanto ao setup de ambiente e as muitas configurações que precisamos fazer a cada projeto novo que chega ou quando algum membro novo entra no time?
Logo depois, como garantir que todos do time estão utilizando exatamente as mesmas versões para garantir máxima compatibilidade entre os diversos ambientes (local, staging, produção, etc)?
Venha conhecer como a combinação entre duas tecnologias irá automatizar bastante processo manual economizando tempo e recursos e garantindo maior compatibilidade.
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E quanto ao setup de ambiente e as muitas configurações que precisamos fazer a cada projeto novo que chega ou quando algum membro novo entra no time?
Logo depois, como garantir que todos do time estão utilizando exatamente as mesmas versões para garantir máxima compatibilidade entre os diversos ambientes (local, staging, produção, etc)?
Venha conhecer como a combinação entre duas tecnologias irá automatizar bastante processo manual economizando tempo e recursos e garantindo maior compatibilidade.
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Watch the meeting recording here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbNOje0kf6E
Zoom is a comprehensive platform designed to connect individuals and teams efficiently. With its user-friendly interface and powerful features, Zoom has become a go-to solution for virtual communication and collaboration. It offers a range of tools, including virtual meetings, team chat, VoIP phone systems, online whiteboards, and AI companions, to streamline workflows and enhance productivity.
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2. Lucas Arruda
Based on Campinas-SP
Software Architect @ CI&T
Open-Source enthusiast
~10 yrs on the road
Zend Certified Engineer PHP 5.3
Google Cloud Platform Qualified Dev.
Drupaler for 4 yrs
3. Handrus
Based on Bauru-SP/Florianópolis-SC
Software Architect / Dev @ Taller
Open-Source and Agile
~10 yrs on the road
Drupaler for 3 yrs
7. Disable unnecessary PHP extensions and web-server modules
● PHP extensions consume memory heap
● Some badly written can cause memory leaks
● The same applies for web-server modules
● Disable if you don’t need them!
8. Fine tune your php.ini!
● memory_limit
memory_get_usage() / memory_get_peak_usage()
● realpath_cache_size
realpath_cache_get()
● realpath_cache_ttl
Max execution per thread - will affect memory usage!
17. Does your app use
session data?
No: you’re good to go!
Yes: then you’ll need to
manage this data across
multiple servers.
18. Sharing session data
Fault tolerant
No bottleneck
Cheaper
buut… it needs architecure changes!
PHP Session
Management
Persistent load balancing
Sharing session data
Persistent load balacing
Single point of failure
Bottleneck
Expensive
19. Options
Shared file-system
Database
Memcache / Redis
Sharing
session data
session.name
session.save_handler
session.save_path
Handlers
files
user
memcache
20. Avoid database specific
queries.
Good libraries can help
(Doctrine FTW!)
If not possible
Document like any
Technical Debt!
21. And choose well
your database!!
● MySQL
● MariaDB
● PerconaDB
Version?!
22.
23. paths timezone connection string
limits
timeouts
API Keys Number of tries
How dependent of your actual
environment are you?