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Use it for questions about Drupal's performance, how to measure, and improve it.
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Best way to benchmark Drupal stack performance
I recently asked a question regarding Drupal performance and got some great replies.
This got me thinking, what is a reliable/meaningful way to benchmark Drupal? … It's easy to say "install APC, memchached & Varnish" or "install module x or y", but how can I quantify just how big of a performance gain I'm getting from each setup? …
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Best way to optimize for authenticated user performance?
Besides the obvious APC, Memcache and throwing money at hardware, what is the best way to performance tune a high-traffic site with mostly authenticated users? …
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