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This Week in Website Performance is a weekly feature of the Monitis.com blog. It summarizes recent articles about website performance. Why? Because your friends at Monitis.com care.
Author: Stephane Combaudon.
Using full index scans are not always faster than a full table scan. Stephane explores the situations in which a sequential read through of a full table performs better than using randomly-read full index.
This Week in Website Performance is a weekly feature of the Monitis.com blog. It summarizes recent articles about website performance. Why? Because your friends at Monitis.com care.
Author: Michael Kopp.
If your application is executing more statements or downloading more data than is necessary, no amount of backend tuning will have your site running at the highest level of
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1. This page or area of the website is very slow, why?
There are a lot of components that make up modern internet websites, and a lot of places to get stuck in the mud. Website performance starts with the browser, what caching it is doing, their bandwidth to your server, what the webserver is doing (caching or not and how), if the webserver has sufficient memory, and then what the application code is doing and lastly how it is interacting with the backend database.
With all this complexity, it's no wonder so many sites struggle. Typically these types of analysis start with some load testing, to stress test your setup, so you can watch for leaks. Then
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