MRatWork Forum by Mustafa Ramadhan

General Discussions => GNU/Linux Helps => Topic started by: Anik on 2013-02-03, 14:18:01

Title: This forum's config
Post by: Anik on 2013-02-03, 14:18:01
Tell us what this forum is using. The hardware and software configuration. how much resource it uses etc.
It's response time is impressive.
Title: Re: This forum's config
Post by: MRatWork on 2013-02-03, 17:17:53
read http://whichloadsfaster.com/?l=forum.lx ... &times=100 (http://whichloadsfaster.com/?l=forum.lxcenter.org&r=forum.mratwork.com&times=100) and how fast this forum compare to lxcenter forum.
Title: Re: This forum's config
Post by: Anik on 2013-02-03, 17:40:23
So what hardware and software do you use to achieve such speed?
Title: Re: This forum's config
Post by: MRatWork on 2013-02-03, 18:45:47
I found different:

[attachment=0:1dirdcfj]mratwork_vs_lxcenter.jpg[/attachment:1dirdcfj]
Title: Re: This forum's config
Post by: MRatWork on 2013-02-03, 18:53:11
Spec:
1. 2 core of KVM VPS; 4 GB RAM; 160 GB HD space; Intel e5-1230
2. Use Nginx-proxy with php-fpm_event, increase php_children to 100 for user own this website, little modified nginx config, xcache 3.0.1 enable, set mysql to huge type, disable nginx cache

No special config.
Title: Re: This forum's config
Post by: Anik on 2013-02-03, 22:20:11
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I found different:

yes, it depends on their server too. i mean those testing server surely have their own limitation.

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Spec.

So using nginxproxy is better than httpd alone? isn't it take more RAM?
also does php-fpm is faster than suphp?
but for me php-fpm expires and gives troube quite a lot, tried a lot of trial and error methods with it, but none found perfect.

I'm thinking of creating a new topic with a bigger explanation about various configs which will help others in this forum, and also to make us any system perfect.
Title: Re: This forum's config
Post by: Anik on 2013-02-05, 15:49:11
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disable nginx cache

does disabling it increases speed? why?
Title: Re: This forum's config
Post by: MRatWork on 2013-02-05, 20:26:55
If your apps handling dynamic (php) page and static page (images, css and etc) separatedly better use nginx-proxy rather than apache.

It's because apache think all as dynamic but with nginx-proxy dynamic handling by apache and static by nginx.

Disable nginx cache make decrease performance but it's more 'compatible' in many situations.
Title: Re: This forum's config
Post by: Anik on 2013-02-06, 00:19:24
I am using clouldflare as cdn. so which one is better for me? apache or nginxproxy?

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Disable nginx cache make decrease performance but it's more 'compatible' in many situations.

like what?
Title: Re: This forum's config
Post by: Anik on 2013-02-06, 00:21:36
and one thing i want to tell, i am not getting email notification from my all posted topics. i checked the 'Notify me when a reply is posted' nox but still not. like i did not got this notification you replied here. please check.
Title: Re: This forum's config
Post by: MRatWork on 2013-02-06, 01:08:01
Don't know it's about phpbb or smtp problem.

A couple minutes ago, I tried change qmail-lxcenter to qmail-toaster for this server.

Look like convertion running well. Send and received is ok.

I hope it's to make our Kloxo-MR use Qmail-toaster and no need Qmail-lxcenter (especially when update from Kloxo Official and Kloxo-MR early version).  :D
Title: Re: This forum's config
Post by: Anik on 2013-02-06, 01:17:21
well how about using sendmail? its the most popular out there but also i think its not very lightweight.

and pls answer my other question..  :cry: