4 replies to this topic

[lol33d]

Hi guys

My web site is very slow for loading up

my project has 48 classes connected to database, and all classes include in all pages, is it a problem or not?

Give me Some solution please

thank you

[fread]

It is a bit Difficult to get a complete idea. But if you have to load 48 classes per page for each page, your design could be the problem.

[t0asty]

Are you sure its your wrong doing and not your hosting that's slow? And yes, the more your server has to do the longer it will take to load.

[plb]

Try to cache some data. I've got almost the same problem and this helped a lot. Good luck!

[jerrywickey]

I just found sys_getloadavg() while looking into an issue im working on. Im considering either delay with sleep() or http status 503 (i think 503) may be a solution for you as well if the system load is too high

this my be a solution for you as well so long ad you have already looked into streamlining your sql database.

Sys load returns values for the current number of processes running. However its unclear about if these are only php or all server activities and the value is to the hundredth place, but usually over 1

Anyone know what values represent acceptable server loads?