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There are a few improvements that can be made to the cache within
vtiger that stores the result of converting strings to HTML, that is
the main cost of rendering a page. Next thing to do is to
aggressively optimise the database by using the mysql slow query log
to show unindexed queries and creating indexes to get rid of all
slow queries.<br>
The other thing to do which is a quick win is to turn on compression
on the web server with mod_deflate or the google page speed plugin.
You can also use a PHP opcode cache or, if you are feeling
adventurous the hhvm PHP just in time compiled virtual machine.<br>
I looked at memcache and it didn't really help, it only optimises
stuff that is already fast.<br>
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Alan.<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 14/05/15 16:46, sunny wrote:<br>
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<blockquote cite="mid:tencent_5D28364777F1F8B05899D1AB@qq.com"
type="cite">Many people find the speed of opening the web page of
the vtiger CRM slower. <br>
I read the source code which include the cache,but I find open the
list view may take 7s if data become more bigger.<br>
I am not family with the php and mysql ,I search that the cache <span>technology
have redis or memcached.but I dont know which will take effect
if not.<br>
Maybe someone give some advice,thanks for great.<br>
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