[SOLVED] Size of first page of Site or Loading time
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if you are using apache it comes with a benchmarking tool called ab. this is great because it tests by just running queries for a single page over and over again.
to see the size of the page. try using the wget command to pull down the page locally. If it is a php script then log on to the server hosting the script and check the size by using the ls -alh command.
if you are using apache it comes with a benchmarking tool called ab. this is great because it tests by just running queries for a single page over and over again.
to see the size of the page. try using the wget command to pull down the page locally. If it is a php script then log on to the server hosting the script and check the size by using the ls -alh command.
Thanks for your attention
On this site there are some instruction for boost performance Apache and some benchmarking, I need to same benchmarking tool that give me about total request for loading whole site and time of loading!!
Are there another tools for benchmarking Apache performance??
Thanks for your reply
But I need to estimate number of requests are created for loading first page and also need to time of loading first page.
Is there any way for this purpose ??
Thanks for your reply
But I need to estimate number of requests are created for loading first page and also need to time of loading first page.
Is there any way for this purpose ??
Thanks in advance
After doing some thinking look into nagios. While it does more than just web monitoring I remember my nagios book talking about monitoring applications and can give information about how many requests the server has had and other performance information. I will also try and look around for other applications.
Ok I did a quick search and found that apache has a apachetop command which can monitor only one virtual host at a time. There is also an access.log file , and last but not least apache has a real time monitoring module called mod_status. One of these should be able to get you the number of page requests and page serving times I would think.
Ok I did a quick search and found that apache has a apachetop command which can monitor only one virtual host at a time. There is also an access.log file , and last but not least apache has a real time monitoring module called mod_status. One of these should be able to get you the number of page requests and page serving times I would think.
Thanks for your reply
Unfortunately I have not found any way for estimate size of first page
yet
Hi
Thanks for your attention
Finally I found one tool that exactly gives that information about size of first page and amount of requests for getting site and other usefull information about site
that site I pointed in my previous posts have used this tool for benchmarking that gives graph and good statistic
Install Firefux + YSlow extension on firefox.
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