stef at ummon
Aug 6, 2008, 6:03 PM
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Re: Profiling shows Catalyst::Engine::write slowest ?
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Stef Telford wrote:
> Hey Everyone, So, I have an application almost done and dusted,
> although the pages are slow. I mean 'multiple seconds' per page
> slow. So, with this in mind, I flung catalyst through Devel::DProf
> (which is an old mainstay) on the script running
> (./script/myapp_server) and I find that the two most common
> 'slow-downs' are ;
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> %Time ExclSec CumulS #Calls sec/call Csec/c Name 0.00 4.380
> 4.380 130 0.0337 0.0337 Catalyst::Engine::write 0.00 2.090
> 2.090 318 0.0066 0.0066 DBD::Pg::db::_login
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> The question arises, how on earth do I fix/improve these ? From
> what I assume (dangerous I know), the catalyst engine write is the
> output from the templating write, how can I improve that speed ? I
> am using fastcgi on the 'main server' but it's still "as slow".
> Also the DBD::Pg login could be 'pooled', although I use
> dbix::class(::schema), has anyone done this ?
>
> I am kinda scratching my head on this, any
> pointers/help/ideas/smacking with manual is appreciated :D Regards
> Stef
Hey Everyone,
Okay, so, colour me stupid, Compess::Gzip helps with the write
output delivery (because that's mostly down to the network connection
speed), however, Catalyst and DBIx::Class Pooling/Persistance ? Anyone
set this up before ?
Regards
Stef
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