poddery.com is heavily loaded
It was down yesterday (knightswarm is investigating the issue) and I think it is just trying to catch up with backlog. Should we stop new registrations until we are confident about load?
Pirate Praveen Mon 14 Sep 2015 4:41PM
disabled new registrations. I think we should switch to vines from prosody to free up some ram (prosody uses lua where as vines uses ruby)
Pirate Praveen Mon 14 Sep 2015 5:23PM
@anisha see https://poddery.com/statistics
Pirate Praveen Wed 16 Sep 2015 12:36PM
Some tunings can definitely help. Lets enable gzip compression and infinite caching for /assets
Pirate Praveen Wed 16 Sep 2015 12:37PM
Akshay is testing vines integration on pod.pxq.in and if that works well (webchat is also working) then we'll definitely switch to vines.
Vidyut Wed 16 Sep 2015 12:56PM
IMO, if you're on Debian, use nginx-extras package from dotdeb. Then enable spdy and pagespeed. That should end most of the woes. Can make further suggestions after seeing that impact.
If you don't know how to do it, after nginx-extras is installed, in server block for port 443, after "ssl" add "spdy"
Add line to nginx.conf
pagespeed on;
These two should result in a massive boost. spdy will send resources through faster, while pagespeed does a hell of a lot of optimizing by default - from gzip, etc to removing whitespace, optimizing scripts, blah blah even stuff like adding prefetch.
You can fine tune it to taste, but defaults should already work a minor miracle on performance.
Pirate Praveen Wed 16 Sep 2015 2:48PM
@rajudvindane do you want to try setting it up? nginx-extras is already in debian.
Raju Devidas Fri 30 Oct 2015 3:28PM
Sorry Praveen, saw this today. Looks I am into too many stuffs right now. I should now focus on completing what I am onto then taking new things to do. Will get into pod management may be after exams.
Vidyut Wed 16 Sep 2015 4:39PM
Are you using the nginx-extras from dotdeb or the one from the debian repo? You want the dotdeb one. The debian one doesn't have pagespeed.
Anish Sheela · Mon 14 Sep 2015 4:33PM
Yes. We should disable registrations temporarily. Recently many people joined. By the way, how much is current count?