billichen
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No, it’s not the case. I checked debug output (at the bottom of page source) and in most cases the pages that accessed frequently (i.e. 20-30 times/day) are dropped from Falcon cache and then re-cached almost every day. Less frequent pages are in cache for 1-2 weeks.
The blog is only updated every couple of weeks, so it cannot be related to new posts. What else triggers cache updates?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Add Meta Tags] Efficiency of the new version – not happy!Hi George,
I don’t have the information on the old version anymore but I noticed that in the latest version (2.6.11) the part that slows down things is schema.org (approx 50% time increase for this plugin). When I uncheck it I get very reasonable performance – not sure what you changed since 2.6.7 but it is certainly much better now (at least in my tests). Considering the speed improvements, I now have Opengraph and Dublin Core checked and schema.org unchecked.
Thanks for taking care to address this.Anybody? Help?
Thanks!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [YUZO] Performance penalty is too highCategory could be too broad match. Your answer indicates algorithmic inefficiency – you needed to create relevant posts at the time when the new post is created/published and store IDs of these relevant posts associated with the new post ID. This way there will be no performance overhead at runtime.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Add Meta Tags] Efficiency of the new version – not happy!I am not sure what isn’t clear in my first message… when plugin is disabled I reduce page loading time by 100-150ms, If in addition to basic metadata I check boxes for Opengraph, Dublin Core, and schema.org metadata I loose another 100ms in loading time.
It is easy to reproduce, anyone can go to webpagetest and check this for your site…
Anyway, I just wanted to know if this is something that was introduced with the last version, you are saying “no”, so I guess we always paid performance price for the metadata and just didn’t notice it.
Re: “the webpagetest service is not the most accurate tool for the job for this kind of test“, I don’t know better one… can you suggest an alternative test?