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This document contains the slides from a presentation given by Harald Zeitlhofer from Dynatrace on PHP application performance. Some topics discussed include PHP OpCache, Nginx fastcgi caching, identifying performance bottlenecks like a slow lessc library, optimizing sessions, checking database execution time, and analyzing impact of third party content. The presentation encourages using tools from Dynatrace to monitor PHP application performance.
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