> I have like 40 request per second
> that fetch the template, maybe that's the reason? Is there a way to
> optimize the rendering of a template? maybe using memcache?
In Django the templates are compiled and cached at the first time of use.
If you have 40 req/s then you have a lot of warm instances running and
only the first time they need the template it is fetched from the
disk. The number of file accesses will be well below 40/s. The
template rendering is already optimized by the function-call-tree that
the compiler builds.
2009/11/18 Jason C <
jason.a...@gmail.com>:
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