Any Benchmarks That Have Been Done? - Joomla! Forum - community, help and support


i'm curious know how big of burden joomla on server? seems more efficient since written in mvc, i've googled web , cannot find benchmarks or comparisons.

benchmarks.... in odd sort of way.

j3 fast , efficient. default installation faster j2.5, left on it's own can still hit bottlenecks. customizing joomla more efficient, find joomla , php no longer bottleneck... web server be, if use apache.

with tweaks , customizations... joomla can easy handle thousands of new simultaneous connections per second minimal increase in resources. using apachebench (a load testing tool), following results:

with apache, "ab -n 1000000 -c 1000 <url>" (1 million page loads, 1000 concurrent users):
the test slows down drastically around user 400 , fails around user 900. results failed pages 31000 - 70000 ms access times.

with nginx or lighttpd, same settings:
test completed successfully. average response time more 95% under 130ms. approximately 1% 2% took 6200ms.

tweaks used tests:
1. turn on caching features of joomla. choose conservative caching instead of progressing if want control , not cached. not modules work caching.
2. use jch_optimize. while there other modules same thing, found jch_optimize works best, , allows greatest customizations (to keep site working best can).
3. install joomla onto virtual drive, aka filesystem exists in computer's memory. eliminates hdd delays, , can preserve hdd longer. 1 issue running out of memory if ever reboot loose contents of drive so... make sure have script setup take snapshot of drive can restored after rebooting.

considering in j3, joomla went jquery instead of mootools, reduces page load times. large js files, consider having them load asynchronously google can save bandwidth , further speed load times. when think joomla's performance, need think performance of runs on speed up.





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