FWIW perhaps Drupal has such a plugin (strips HTML, combines CSS and Javascript, gzips): JFinalizer<http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/site-management/site-performance/11366> or JCHOptimize<http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/site-management/site-performance/12088> If not there's always minify <http://code.google.com/p/minify/>. JFinalizer decreased page load times drastically for me, as well as adding expires header. On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 6:30 AM, Simon Taylor <simontaylor1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote: > Oliver Tappe wrote: > > I was pretty surprised to see the dynamic content be so *much* slower > than > > static pages, to be honest. Looking for possible improvements, I noticed > > that we aren't using a PHP opcode cache yet, so I installed one > > (eaggregator). That helped a bit, anonymous dynamic content could now be > > served at approx. 180 req/s and live dynamic content at 10 req/s. Still > far > > from perfect, I'm afraid ... > > Is Haiku using Boost? It basically uses some URLRewrite magic so that > apache serves static pages for anonymous content without needing to > invoke php at all. Boost will keep the cached page up to date when the > content is changed, and also on a cron-job. That combined with > fcgi-based php means the memory usage is a lot lower too as there don't > need to be as many PHP processes running. > > The one problem I noticed on my site was that the forum index page > didn't cache well, as the "last post" time was always "a few seconds > ago", which was when Boost updated the cached page. I just disabled > Boost caching for that page and all seems well. It would need some > testing before enabling to see what issues there might be on > haiku-os.org but probably worth a go. > > Simon > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > haiku-web@xxxxxxxxxxxxx - Haiku Web & Developer Support Discussion List > > -- Karl vom Dorff BScH Biology (German Minor) numbdesign.com