Hi I am using the Kohana v3 profiler and I notice the application execution time at the bottom. I don't really know what this is.
Is this how long it takes kohana to run through controller and php code or is it the total time it took my webpage to load?
Is this how long it takes kohana to
run through controller and php code or
is it the total time it took my
webpage to load?
It is profiling feature that tells you total time your php code/page took to render on the browser.
More Info:
http://kohanaframework.org/guide/api/Kohana_Profiler
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I am downloading an application and installing it. After that I am opening the application in python. I want to know how much time it takes to load the GUI application. How can we do this in python.
If it is a webpage, we can use the time module to compute times before the webpage call and after it. But I don't think this method works for the GUI application. I want to compute the time from the moment I called the app to the point when the screen is displayed.
Thanks in advance!
I often use page profiling with Google Chrome in order to measure the performance of my node.js app,
but I would like to save the result of profiling and make a benchmark and compare them.
I search on github but I can't find any project that could be a "dashboard" of page loading across time.
Any idea ?
Thank you :)
I have had my blog running on Orchard in Azure for, I dunno, a few months probably. All has been well. I have about 10 content items. It is a small site. I'm running it in Shared mode. Browsing the site is fine, it is fast and all is great. But today I have been trying to edit some posts and add some new ones. My per minute CPU usage is just going crazy and keeps crashing the site and hence I cant save anything. Pressing publish just destroys the site.
I'm not upgrading to reserved mode like it keeps recommending for a fucking little blog with about 3 viewers.
Any ideas why the cpu usage could be going so crazy?
Error logs are pretty much empty, occasional error from disqus but that is only when I am loading blog posts...
UPDATE 1:
Removed disqus just in case. Still failing miserably with massive loads to publish content items.
UPDATE 2: Kinda strange... error logs say A tenant could not be started: Default. Sequence contains more than one element. I think it is talking about routes.
at Orchard.Mvc.Routes.StandardExtensionRouteProvider.d__a.MoveNext() in c:\Users\sebros\My Projects\Orchard\src\Orchard\Mvc\Routes\StandardExtensionRouteProvider.cs:line 24
You should check that extensions monitoring is disabled. It creates lots of FileSystemWatcher instances in order to get dynamic compilation responsive to live files modifications but it's unnecessary in production environments.
Look at "Disabling the Dynamic Module Loader" section on this page: http://docs.orchardproject.net/Documentation/Orchard-module-loader-and-dynamic-compilation
When no users have the any pages in an application open, it will unload the application from the server after a while.
When a user loads a page in the app after it's been unloaded, it can take quite a while to load.
The simplest way to work around the issue is to have an agent that polls a page in the application each morning before any users are online. Is there a better way to do this?
Starting with Notes and Domino 8.5.3, you can use the following ini parameters:
XPagesPreload=1
Preloads XPages java code at server startup so that they are already in memory when a user access an xpages app for the first time.
XPagesPreloadDB=servername!!path/mydb.nsf/myxpage.xsp,servername!!path/anotherdb.nsf
Preloads XPages engine for a specific XPage in a specific database or for all XPages in a database.
Both parameters can be used on the Domino Server and on the Notes client.
As far as I know, the application will be kept in memory even if no user doe access it.
I have a massive GWT project with using of spring framework. It's running on Jetty.
When I'm starting this web application - web browser goes to state 'Not Responding' for 10-15 second.
It's very odd, because I can't imagine reason why browser can hang.
Does any one know why such odd behaviour can occur ? Some calculations of javascript ?
It seems that projects starts in in GWT debug mode, and when it's starting GWT actually validates and prepares java code for debugging. In that time browser is in 'hanged up' state.