Performance Articles
59 results
This collection of articles will guide you through various aspects of website and server optimization, from understanding performance metrics to implementing advanced tuning techniques.
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How to use a phpinfo File
Read more: How to use a phpinfo FileLearn to create a phpinfo file to view your server’s PHP configuration. Our step-by-step guide helps you find settings and securely remove the file.
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Improving Website Speed with Apache mod_expires and browser caching
Read more: Improving Website Speed with Apache mod_expires and browser cachingLearn to use Apache’s mod_expires on cPanel to set browser caching, boosting site speed and reducing server load.
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Investigate high disk I/O on Linux
Read more: Investigate high disk I/O on LinuxLearn to identify and investigate high disk I/O on Linux servers using tools like iotop, iostat, and vmstat to diagnose and resolve performance bottlenecks.
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Linux Memory Management: A Deep Dive into RAM
Read more: Linux Memory Management: A Deep Dive into RAMMaster Linux memory management. Learn to use the free command to check RAM, available memory, cache, and swap to optimize server performance.
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Load Investigation Basics
Read more: Load Investigation BasicsLinux server load high? Diagnose CPU, memory & I/O bottlenecks (`top`/`iotop`). Fix PHP/MySQL, handle abuse & malware for better performance.
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Manage your Edge CDN’s cache and website expiry date values
Read more: Manage your Edge CDN’s cache and website expiry date valuesImplementing effective caching policies is a crucial part of creating a well-optimized website and managing your Edge CDN’s cache and website expiry date values.
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Monitoring Disk I/O with iostat
Read more: Monitoring Disk I/O with iostatiostat monitors server disk I/O and CPU. It helps identify storage bottlenecks using metrics like request size, queue depth, wait times, and device utilization.
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Monitoring Linux systems with auditctl
Read more: Monitoring Linux systems with auditctlLearn how to configure and use auditctl on Linux to monitor file changes, user actions, and enhance server security.