How can i boost admingenerator pages loading?
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Vicky Nsenga
Aug 1, 2014, 11:05:40 AM8/1/14
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I have a big performance issue on my application that uses the SF2 admingenerator.
I found that for displaying a page with 5000 elements it tooks 26 seconds with only 250 milleseconds query time.
Almost half of this time is HTML loading. WHat can i do to improve the performance?
Cédric Lombardot
Aug 1, 2014, 1:34:57 PM8/1/14
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The first time you call the page after a generator.yml admingen rebuild his cache. If you reload this page should be fast. Il prod use cache:warmup to build cache
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Vicky Nsenga
Aug 1, 2014, 4:59:33 PM8/1/14
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First of all thank you for your reply. This does not happen only on the first call of the page. It does the same thing on page reload.
Can, using extra fields which are not specified in the generator.yml leads to such poor performance?
Do you think activating zend optimizer ++ can improve pages loading?
On Friday, August 1, 2014 7:34:57 PM UTC+2, cédric LOMBARDOT wrote:
The first time you call the page after a generator.yml admingen rebuild his cache. If you reload this page should be fast. Il prod use cache:warmup to build cache
Le 1 août 2014 17:05, "Vicky Nsenga" <vicky....@gmail.com> a écrit :
Hi,
I have a big performance issue on my application that uses the SF2 admingenerator.
I found that for displaying a page with 5000 elements it tooks 26 seconds with only 250 milleseconds query time.
Almost half of this time is HTML loading. WHat can i do to improve the performance?
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Cédric Lombardot
Aug 1, 2014, 5:07:11 PM8/1/14
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Can you try to run a cache:warmup and use it in app.php instead of app_dev.php to compare perfs ? Normally extra fields do not impact generation process and after generation admingenerator should not do anything just running the generated code.
Check you've not activated overwrite_if_exists in your config files
Can you give me your env config (windows or linux and php version, doctrine or propel)
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Vicky Nsenga
Aug 4, 2014, 2:26:46 AM8/4/14
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Hello Cédric,
I did a cache warmup and i checked overwrite_if_exists was desactivated in my config files. On my production server the query time is 154 ms, and my page loading time is 3,45s with 2,656 of HTML loading. I don't understand why it tooks so long for the html to load?
I am on Linux Redhat, using PHP5.5 and doctrine.
Once again thank you for your support
I did a cache warmup and i checked overwrite_if_exists was desactivated in my config files. On my production server the query time is 154 ms, and my page loading time is 3,45s with 2,656 of HTML loading. I don't understand why it tooks so long for the html to load?
I am on Linux Redhat, using PHP5.5 and doctrine.
Once again thank you for your support
On Friday, August 1, 2014 11:07:11 PM UTC+2, cédric LOMBARDOT wrote:
Can you try to run a cache:warmup and use it in app.php instead of app_dev.php to compare perfs ? Normally extra fields do not impact generation process and after generation admingenerator should not do anything just running the generated code.Check you've not activated overwrite_if_exists in your config filesCan you give me your env config (windows or linux and php version, doctrine or propel)Cedric
2014-08-01 22:59 GMT+02:00 Vicky Nsenga <vicky....@gmail.com>:
First of all thank you for your reply. This does not happen only on the first call of the page. It does the same thing on page reload.Can, using extra fields which are not specified in the generator.yml leads to such poor performance?
Do you think activating zend optimizer ++ can improve pages loading?
On Friday, August 1, 2014 7:34:57 PM UTC+2, cédric LOMBARDOT wrote:
The first time you call the page after a generator.yml admingen rebuild his cache. If you reload this page should be fast. Il prod use cache:warmup to build cache
Le 1 août 2014 17:05, "Vicky Nsenga" <vicky....@gmail.com> a écrit :
symfony2adm...@googlegroups.comHi,
I have a big performance issue on my application that uses the SF2 admingenerator.
I found that for displaying a page with 5000 elements it tooks 26 seconds with only 250 milleseconds query time.
Almost half of this time is HTML loading. WHat can i do to improve the performance?
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Cédric Lombardot
Aug 4, 2014, 3:18:21 AM8/4/14
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Yes its really strange if you have more thab one generator.yml try to remove /rename others temporary to isolate the bug you can also édit cache files adding a comment. Objective be sure there is not an error in a generated file due to a bad namespace that will enforce régénération of cache. If true you should also have duplication of folders in cache some with real code some with quite empty file. If you have no solution with that please send me a peace of code to reproduce it
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