Ralf Kramer wrote: > > On my development box I have average excecution times between 0.2 and > 0.4. This is an ubuntu linux, but it runs on a vmware workstation. > Though, Zend Platform is installed... > > I have moved the application to a very common production server. It is a > Dual-Core AMD Prozessor with 1 GB Memory at Strato. There is currently > no load on this server. Measurement is realized by > PEAR/Benchmark/Timer.php > > Average execution time is 0.1 > Details are available in this screenshot: > http://belisar.de/zf-benchmark.png > Access to the sources or the application can be granted on demand. > > Zend Platform (or smth else) is not installed. This scenario is very > common - at least for my business. 0.1 is imho somewhat slow, but > nothing is for free. Currently are no caching features developed, > improvements possible ;-) >
Here's a performance benchmark to shoot for: These ex-google guys have gotten their pages to load in 50 ms ( 0.05 sec): http://blog.friendfeed.com/2008/03/friendfeed-is-now-lot-faster.html They are actually using a different programming language (python as described in the last 2 minutes of http://qik.com/video/46046 ) but I'm assuming most of their processing time is db accesses and not the specific implementation language. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/ZF-performance-advice-tp13167829p16536296.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
