Why you should use Nginx over Apache. (via Al Shaw)
Tag Archives: performance
Markup normalization
This evening I (almost) normalized every possible variant of shitty markup entered by copy and paste online editors into 35,000 articles over the last eight years.
#wcbos: Advanced Theme Performance Techniques
Quick set of notes from Frederick Townes’ 4:15 pm session at WordCamp Boston.
#wcbos: Entreprise WordPress Do’s and Don’ts
Quick set of notes from Aaron Holmes’s 2:45 pm session at WordCamp Boston.
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This is suspicious.
How we provide real user monitoring: A quick technical review. My favorite stack monitoring application just got 10x better. In addition to tracking application and database response times, New Relic now also measures what the user experiences in their browser. Wicked.
A Practical Guide to Varnish. File away for later.
Whoa, how did Firefox 4 get so fast?
The case of the mysterious external services
There’s something wrong with this picture. And it has to do with “All External.” We’re using a few different tools at the J-School to monitor performance and uptime of our webserver. Munin is one, Pingdom is another, a bash script running on cron is a… Continue reading →
PHP5-FPM Munin Plugins. Monitor PHP5-FPM’s memory usage.