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Drupal and Server Profile (part 3)

January 29, 2010 in Drupal Planet, Tech by Murray Woodman
Drupal is a very flexible content management system and can solve a wide range of publishing problems. It is capable of handling everything from highly trafficked, often updated, large sites on multiple servers such as drupal.org down to a humble blog. The type of performance issues a site can have will therefore vary depending on [...]

Server Tools (part 2)

January 28, 2010 in Drupal Planet, Tech by Murray Woodman
Before we get into the fun stuff it is important to become familiar with a few basic tools which can help you (i) measure performance and (ii) monitor the system over time.

Squeezing the last drop from Drupal: Performance and Scalability (part 1)

January 27, 2010 in Drupal Planet, Tech by Murray Woodman
Drupal is a very flexible content management system capable of providing a very wide range of functionality. It’s modular design, whilst flexible, does have the downside of being on the slow side in the performance stakes in certain cases. This guide shows you how to squeeze the last drop of performance out of Drupal by [...]