DrupalCon Dublin 2016: 4x High Performance for Drupal - Step by Step - The ultimate beginner's guide
This is the ultimate beginners guide to High Performance for Drupal.
YOUR MISSION
Your newly launched Drupal site is slow, what can you do?
This you'll learn here in a practical, easy to understand and useful way for both Drupal 7 and 8.
Drupal Performance can be divided broadly into 4 Categories:
Server
Client
Modules
Database
This session will show how to setup technologies for getting the expected base line performance for each of those and giving a good overview of what can be tweaked.
Server: OpCache / APC, APCu, Memcache / Redis, Varnish
Client: GZIP, Fast JS, Minimal CSS, Caching Headers, AJAX/PJAX, BigPipe
Modules / PHP / Drupal Code: Common problems, XHProf (fast installation), Custom Caching, Block Cache Alter, Render Cache, Performance Core Patches, SuperCache, Chained Fast
Database: Common Tweaks, InnoDB, Slow Query Detection, Slow Query Fixing
The session will show step-by-step approaches how to gradually make the site faster.
It is aimed at beginners and will give a broad overview to know where to look for performance problems and what to do.
This is targeted as a Drupal 7 and Drupal 8 session at the same time. Both audiences will get plenty of alternatives for things.
I am happy to share this session with a co-presenter if someone wants to target beginners, I felt a beginner session was still missing for this year.
It will be great fun!
YOU WILL LEARN
How to do and how to not do performance optimization
How to find the big pain points and low hanging fruits
How to fix them
All the tools and tricks of the trade
WHAT IS NEW?
Drupal 8 is the main focus and things have changed a lot for baseline performance
The "What is caching?" explanation has been simpified
PHP 5.5 / PHP 7 are newly discussed
SuperCache, Fast Chained and L1Cache are newly discussed approaches for local caches
Redis has been added as cache backend
Default Varnish Configuration has changed
CDN recommendations have changed
BigPipe and streaming technologies have been added to the overview
New frontend aggregation modules: advagg, agrcache, simple_aggregation
New frontend tricks to lazy load Javascript have been added for Drupal 8
New performance measurement modules: webprofiler, block_timer, heisencache, xhprof_kit
Authcache has been added as Drupal 8 dynamic_page_cache replacement
ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Fabianx is a Drupal 7 core maintainer and a Drupal 8 core contributor and works at Tag1 Consuting as a Senior Performance Engineer. He is always trying to make High Performance as accessible as possible to everyone and believes that the whole internet should be fast.
YOUR MISSION
Your newly launched Drupal site is slow, what can you do?
This you'll learn here in a practical, easy to understand and useful way for both Drupal 7 and 8.
Drupal Performance can be divided broadly into 4 Categories:
Server
Client
Modules
Database
This session will show how to setup technologies for getting the expected base line performance for each of those and giving a good overview of what can be tweaked.
Server: OpCache / APC, APCu, Memcache / Redis, Varnish
Client: GZIP, Fast JS, Minimal CSS, Caching Headers, AJAX/PJAX, BigPipe
Modules / PHP / Drupal Code: Common problems, XHProf (fast installation), Custom Caching, Block Cache Alter, Render Cache, Performance Core Patches, SuperCache, Chained Fast
Database: Common Tweaks, InnoDB, Slow Query Detection, Slow Query Fixing
The session will show step-by-step approaches how to gradually make the site faster.
It is aimed at beginners and will give a broad overview to know where to look for performance problems and what to do.
This is targeted as a Drupal 7 and Drupal 8 session at the same time. Both audiences will get plenty of alternatives for things.
I am happy to share this session with a co-presenter if someone wants to target beginners, I felt a beginner session was still missing for this year.
It will be great fun!
YOU WILL LEARN
How to do and how to not do performance optimization
How to find the big pain points and low hanging fruits
How to fix them
All the tools and tricks of the trade
WHAT IS NEW?
Drupal 8 is the main focus and things have changed a lot for baseline performance
The "What is caching?" explanation has been simpified
PHP 5.5 / PHP 7 are newly discussed
SuperCache, Fast Chained and L1Cache are newly discussed approaches for local caches
Redis has been added as cache backend
Default Varnish Configuration has changed
CDN recommendations have changed
BigPipe and streaming technologies have been added to the overview
New frontend aggregation modules: advagg, agrcache, simple_aggregation
New frontend tricks to lazy load Javascript have been added for Drupal 8
New performance measurement modules: webprofiler, block_timer, heisencache, xhprof_kit
Authcache has been added as Drupal 8 dynamic_page_cache replacement
ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Fabianx is a Drupal 7 core maintainer and a Drupal 8 core contributor and works at Tag1 Consuting as a Senior Performance Engineer. He is always trying to make High Performance as accessible as possible to everyone and believes that the whole internet should be fast.