Comments on: Drupal Page Rendering (part 12) http://cruncht.com/101/drupal-page-rendering Semantic web development and publishing Tue, 03 Aug 2010 09:59:13 +0000 hourly 1 By: arithok http://cruncht.com/101/drupal-page-rendering#comment-79 arithok Sun, 11 Apr 2010 08:21:41 +0000 http://cruncht.com/?p=101#comment-79 Hi, thx for the article. My drupal site get a good poin from yslow grade, but still confuse with CDN. Hi, thx for the article. My drupal site get a good poin from yslow grade, but still confuse with CDN.

]]> By: Murray Woodman http://cruncht.com/101/drupal-page-rendering#comment-16 Murray Woodman Thu, 04 Feb 2010 00:45:57 +0000 http://cruncht.com/?p=101#comment-16 Great to hear from you Wim. I see that you have made a few recent bug fixes and improvements to the CDN Integration Module as well. I'll update the page with your comments later today. Regarding the slowness of the site, I see that some static files are hanging for 15s. I'll have to track that one down... Great to hear from you Wim. I see that you have made a few recent bug fixes and improvements to the CDN Integration Module as well. I’ll update the page with your comments later today.

Regarding the slowness of the site, I see that some static files are hanging for 15s. I’ll have to track that one down…

]]> By: Wim Leers http://cruncht.com/101/drupal-page-rendering#comment-15 Wim Leers Wed, 03 Feb 2010 13:44:06 +0000 http://cruncht.com/?p=101#comment-15 Note that the SimpleCDN module is not recommended, since it cannot serve *all* CSS/JS/images/… from a CDN, only files from modules that explicitly support it. Hence it's pretty useless. See <a href="http://groups.drupal.org/node/47258#comment-124548" rel="nofollow">this comment</a> for more details. Also, for automating image optimization, you can use my <a href="http://fileconveyor.org/" rel="nofollow">File Conveyor</a> daemon, which can easily be integrated with Drupal by using the <a href="http://drupal.org/project/cdn/" rel="nofollow">CDN integration module</a> in advanced mode. P.S.: ironically, this site is <em>extremely</em> slow at the time of writing … :) Note that the SimpleCDN module is not recommended, since it cannot serve *all* CSS/JS/images/… from a CDN, only files from modules that explicitly support it. Hence it’s pretty useless.
See this comment for more details.

Also, for automating image optimization, you can use my File Conveyor daemon, which can easily be integrated with Drupal by using the CDN integration module in advanced mode.

P.S.: ironically, this site is extremely slow at the time of writing … :)

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