Improvements to the Drupal.org infrastructure | Drupal.org
Drupal Association Board Elections Elections for the At-Large member of the Drupal Association Board are in progress. Ten candidates are standing and you can read more about them and ask questions of each now. Updates A few updates since the original post was made: master/slave has now been implemented, and the site is more responsive. A newer tracker patch is now in effect, and should be function
PHP op-code caches / accelerators: Drupal large site case study | 2bits.com, Inc. - Drupal and BackDrop CMS Consulting
2bits.com, Inc. - Drupal and BackDrop CMS Consulting For a large Drupal site, one of the biggest performance boosts one can do is to install an op-code cache/accelerator. Update: 2018-March This article was written many years ago, and the state of technology has changed, for the better. At present, the current Ubuntu 16.04 LTS comes with PHP 7.0, and the only op-code cache that works with it is th
Scaling with MySQL replication
To deal with Drupal's growth, we're adding a second database server to drupal.org which is useful for at least two reasons. First, we'll be able to handle more SQL queries as we can distribute them between multiple database servers (load balancing). Secondly, this new server can act as a "hot spare" that can immediately take over if the other database server fails (high availability / fail-over).
Optimizing MySQL | Managing site performance and scalability | Drupal 7 guide on Drupal.org
For a general overview read the High Performance MySQL book and/or the MySQL Performance Blog, especially the InnoDB performance basics article. Start with an appropriate MySQL option file. For servers with at least 2GB RAM dedicated to MySQL we recommend my-huge.cnf. For servers with a lot of writes, we recommend my-innodb.cnf instead of the default MyISAM engine type. To reduce the overhead of c
Highlighting Hard Coded Active Links with jQuery
When using Drupal's menu system for linking pages on your site the corresponding menu link gets the CSS class active when the referred page is being displayed. To make use of this to improve a site's usability you can highlight this link by assigning a different color, background color, etc. Drupal's l() function also takes care to add the active class to currently displayed links. On this site I
Resin backed PHP drives 4x performance improvements for Drupal | WorkHabit
Home › Resin backed PHP drives 4x performance improvements for Drupal During our searches for better ways to scale drupal, we stumbled upon Caucho Resin, a Java servlet container that provides a native Java based PHP5 interpreter. Resin can run as a replacement for Apache or lighttpd, or can work in cooperation with an httpd server. So, what does that actually mean? Caucho provides a Java-based PH
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