I have a page that does a lot of calculations…that for some reason
takes 19 seconds to load when running in my development environment.
Looking at my logs I can see Rendering took .8 seconds and the DB took
2.38 seconds:
Completed in 19.81708 (0 reqs/sec) | Rendering: 0.80910 (4%) | DB:
2.38379 (12%) | 200 OK [http://wldev.kuliksco.com/compounds]
where is the rest of the time coming from? is this time when the cpu is
chugging away doing calculations? I don’t think it would be a bandwidth
issue since I’m testing from the same router/subnet.
On Mar 26, 2009, at 12:32 PM, Scott K. wrote:
cpu is
chugging away doing calculations? I don’t think it would be a
bandwidth
issue since I’m testing from the same router/subnet.
Yes, the remaining 16.62419 seconds are your code heating up the CPU.
(Of course, not all of what falls outside of Rendering and DB is
necessarily code written by you, but you’d have to instrument your
code to find out more details.)
You can try New Relic’s Rails Performance Monitor [1] to find out some
of those details.
[1] http://newrelic.com/get-RPM.html
-Rob
Rob B. http://agileconsultingllc.com
[email protected]
Rob B. wrote:
You can try New Relic’s Rails Performance Monitor [1] to find out some
of those details.
[1] http://newrelic.com/get-RPM.html
-Rob
Rob B. http://agileconsultingllc.com
[email protected]
thanks rob! i just installed the plugin and I can see where all the cpu
is going.
Denis H. wrote:
And where was it going? 
dwh
i had some cpu intensive code to validate the items on the page and i
screwed up the query so it was running the code on all 7000 rows in the
table instead of just the 50 displayed on current page. doh!