Optimize Your Forum for Speed and Performance

[Shawn Gossman]

What are you doing to Optimize Your Forum for Speed and Performance?

What steps have you taken to improve your overall speed and performance?

 

[Mike30]

What are you doing to Optimize Your Forum for Speed and Performance?

What steps have you taken to improve your overall speed and performance?

Removing Google AdSense and Google Analytics That speed up the forum a lot

 

[Shawn Gossman]

Removing Google AdSense and Google Analytics That speed up the forum a lot

I can see where AdSense could cause some slowness.

But Analytics? It's really just a code in the header.

 

[Mike30]

I can see where AdSense could cause some slowness.

But Analytics? It's really just a code in the header.

Yes, it's a code in the header, but they load more code dynamically and keep constant communication back and forth from Google and your website.
How do you think they collect all user's click, movements, behaviors, etc... Now, add that for each visitor on each of your pages???

 

[Cpvr]

Yes, it's a code in the header, but they load more code dynamically and keep constant communication back and forth from Google and your website.
How do you think they collect all user's click, movements, behaviors, etc... Now, add that for each visitor on each of your pages???

This can be prevented though if you have a cdn in place. Especially if you’re using cloudflare or memcache.

Then, the code isn’t loading all the time since it’s cached.

Memcached is a great choice for implementing a high performance in-memory cache to decrease data access latency, increase throughput, and ease the load off your back-end systems. Memcached can serve cached items in less than a millisecond, and enables you to easily and cost effectively scale for higher loads. Memcached is popular for database query results caching, session caching, web page caching, API caching, and caching of objects such as images, files, and metadata.