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Make your websites run faster, automatically -- try mod_pagespeed for Apache

miércoles, 3 de noviembre de 2010
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  1. rpechayr3 de noviembre de 2010, 9:51

    Sounds great !

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  2. Tristan Verdier3 de noviembre de 2010, 9:53

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  3. gavtaylor3 de noviembre de 2010, 10:07

    nice... look forward to playing with it

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  4. rnsanchez3 de noviembre de 2010, 10:16

    Do you guys have a testbed with and without mod_pagespeed accessible externally, so users can try and "feel" the effects on their environments?

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  5. DarkUFO3 de noviembre de 2010, 10:16

    Will this be turned on automatically for all existing blogspot blogs?

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  6. Sushil Gupta3 de noviembre de 2010, 10:20

    Nice to know. Looking for it ahead.

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  7. Erroneously Pedantic3 de noviembre de 2010, 10:25

    Any plans to support Apache 2.2 on windows?

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  8. Mamsaac3 de noviembre de 2010, 10:25

    I'm very happy about which Linux flavors you have tested. The server for our website, and it's test and dev servers as well, are based on CentOS and my desktop (and development environment) is on Ubuntu =)

    I will be trying it this weekend :D Thanks

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  9. Matt Andrews3 de noviembre de 2010, 10:27

    Fantastic. I wonder if you could set it up to work with Dreamhost too - I know you partner with them for other things.

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  10. Ron3 de noviembre de 2010, 10:27

    Installed :D, lets see how this handles!

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  11. Mark Demers3 de noviembre de 2010, 10:31

    Is this anything like page speed for firefox - it seems like it has been improved or am i wrong?
    I would love to try it but don`t know if it would work on my site http://www.makeasizzlingwebsite.com that i host on Webs.com. If you expand on this post be sure to let me know.
    Looking forward to trying it.

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  12. thaya3 de noviembre de 2010, 10:43

    Get this on Bluehost too please! I'll make sure to ping them about it too!

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  13. Ken P.3 de noviembre de 2010, 10:46

    Very nice glad to see Google's money going towards projects that make the web a better. will be measuring the change with analytics event tracking.

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  14. Jonathan Nieto3 de noviembre de 2010, 10:50

    Cool!!!!!! wanna try it!!!!

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  15. Klaus Paiva3 de noviembre de 2010, 11:02

    That's great! Nice initiative!

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  16. Peter3 de noviembre de 2010, 11:14

    WTB Gentoo ebuild for this...

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  17. UniversityGuru3 de noviembre de 2010, 11:19

    Nice work Google!! I wanna try it!!

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  18. Simen3 de noviembre de 2010, 11:32

    You should link to those 15 filters in your post: http://code.google.com/speed/page-speed/docs/filters.html

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  19. Mark Shust3 de noviembre de 2010, 11:59

    It would be great to see something like this for lightty as well.

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  20. interestingnyc.com3 de noviembre de 2010, 12:01

    Sweet!

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  21. DanOksnevadPhotography3 de noviembre de 2010, 13:19

    I am a professional wedding photographer - and have been looking at solutions to speed up my websites.

    Extending the cache lifetime of the images on my site sounds great, but I am concerned about the recompression of my images. Will any image degradation be apparent? Will this still happen if I optimize my images manually prior to publishing?

    Cheers,
    Dan

    www.danoksnevadphotography.com
    www.danoksnevadphotography.com/blog

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  22. Brooke3 de noviembre de 2010, 13:41

    Will Windows be supported?

    Repeat: but trying to give some weight!

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  23. Feld3 de noviembre de 2010, 14:02

    Please support FreeBSD.

    Regards,

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  24. sam3 de noviembre de 2010, 14:50

    Does it work on Gentoo Base System version 1.6?

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  25. Shenoy Joseph3 de noviembre de 2010, 15:34

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  26. techdraginfo3 de noviembre de 2010, 15:35

    how it will be possible and is there is any trick is available ?

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  27. Coops3 de noviembre de 2010, 15:53

    I'm surprised no one has asked this yet...

    The module may be good on a per-page basis, however what's the overhead on the server?

    Surely doing all these on-the-fly modifications to your output will have en effect on your overall server-level performance?

    Does this module only have a place on shared hosting platforms rather than high performance bespoke platforms?

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  28. Budda3 de noviembre de 2010, 17:03

    How long has this Apache module be in use on production servers so far? Would be cautious of chucking this on an important sites server if its fresh out the door with no real world usage yet.

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  29. Andy3 de noviembre de 2010, 17:14

    This is very cool and funny timing: just posted slides from a recent talk I gave on Web UI performance tuning: http://www.slideshare.net/apemberton/ui-performance-tuning

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  30. mick3 de noviembre de 2010, 18:51

    Installed 64bit version on Ubuntu running Apache 2.2.8 this evening early tests seem promising using an ecommerce site on the server as a testbed http://www.jndarts.com 14.1 secs without 9.7 with. Strange things happen if you reload the same page though 5.1 without 8.1 with. Tested using Pingdom tools

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  31. linux3 de noviembre de 2010, 19:12

    ok good job google it uses all the speed up filters you need. Easy to use for none linux gurus.

    www.up2city.de 1.02 seconds without
    0.90 seconds

    but i already patched our server! so its ok

    @mick 14,1 !!!!! thats too much !! change the hoster or using php cache...

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  32. linux3 de noviembre de 2010, 19:23

    first error
    ERROR:googleurl_noicu/url_canon_noicu.cc ReadUTFChar not supported (non-icu build)
    at two server

    one use UTF8 one Iso as Charset

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  33. Frank3 de noviembre de 2010, 22:41

    As Coops pointed out, I would be hesitant to placing this on shared servers. It seems to be that doing all that on the fly processing is going to significantly increase the overhead on the server itself.

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  34. BRENT3 de noviembre de 2010, 23:38

    Very nice and impressive article you have posted. Its very helpful, i have read and bookmark this site and will recommend it to more other peoples.
    Lizard Labs

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  35. Hanzgroove214 de noviembre de 2010, 0:07

    I tried this on my server. Ubuntu 10.10 64 bit running Apache2. Seemed to work okay but some requests would just hang randomly. I never had that problem. I disabled mod_pagespeed and the hanging problem went away. Any idea what could be causing this?

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  36. Esen Sagynov4 de noviembre de 2010, 0:29

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  37. Esen Sagynov4 de noviembre de 2010, 0:31

    Planning to try this mod_pagespeed. If it works without any issues, will probably add it to our server which powers http://www.cubrid.org, the home page of CUBRID open source database system. Let's see the difference.

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  38. Trygve Vea4 de noviembre de 2010, 1:46

    Personally, I like Varnish. http://www.varnish-cache.org/

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  39. MC4 de noviembre de 2010, 2:27

    I'll try it too on a CentOS server that is powering an online game http://www.raceconflicts.com and let you know how it goes.
    Have high hopes in this couse speed is very important for me.

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  40. Olaf Lederer4 de noviembre de 2010, 3:58

    I'm not so crazy to run that mod on my producttion server ;) Right now I installed the mod on my local testing server (Ubuntu 10), just to see if something breaks.

    Do you think you can install that mod on a server where a controlpanel is used (cPanel, Directadmin...)

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  41. Sean Foran4 de noviembre de 2010, 6:53

    Has anyone run apache benchmark on this in a realistic environment. As others have said it seems like a LOT of server overhead per process, but we may be overestimating how expensive that is. I'm just not sure.

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  42. Arun Vasudevan4 de noviembre de 2010, 8:16

    Well, I forwarded this blog url to my network administrator to look into google page speed, and this is the reply I got instantly :


    "Is http://code.google.com/speed/page-speed/docs/using_mod.html running it because its been down all morning."

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  43. Vasily Ivanov4 de noviembre de 2010, 17:24

    add it to lighthttp please!

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  44. Sasha Kai5 de noviembre de 2010, 0:23

    @Matt Andrew: DreamHost already has mod_pagespeed set up for customers to take advantage of! You can access it via the webpanel. Check it out: http://bit.ly/bGFbBX & spread the word...

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  45. Rhett5 de noviembre de 2010, 8:25

    DreamHost just enabled this for all their customers: http://blog.dreamhost.com/2010/11/04/mod_pagespeed-now-available/

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  46. MaxCPM Ad Network Review5 de noviembre de 2010, 16:28

    I did some tests and it blew off my error.log to 31GB in short time.

    I think this module is a good start but for CMS, Forums or Blogs it is not usable...

    It threw too many errors with php driven sites. I will investigate some more

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  47. kc7 de noviembre de 2010, 9:08

    locks up my apache too. apache server procs just sit in W and never terminate. eventually i run out of server procs and the sit is wedged. need to restart then. nasty.

    solution?

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  48. breeze7 de noviembre de 2010, 15:05

    @ CookielessDomain and @K

    we fixed up the logs issue and some deadlocks that were happening. the svn tree has those fixes and we'll be making packages available on Monday. Thanks for trying out mod_pagespeed!

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  49. Jan-willem7 de noviembre de 2010, 17:24

    @DanOksnevadPhotography

    mod_pagespeed attempts to preserve image quality of jpegs as much as possible; there are only very small differences between images before and after recompression. That said, if you are already optimizing your jpegs for download size at a given quality level, you may discover that mod_pagespeed attempts to optimize but decides the results were not worthwhile.

    The best way to decide if image optimization helps you is to try it out. If you don't like the appearance of the resulting images (I know that photographers are more keenly sensitive to small changes in jpeg compression quality), or you discover they don't seem to be rewritten at all (the image_rewrites statistic doesn't increase much after you've surfed for a while, but other statistics increase as you'd expect), then you may be better off turning off that specific filter. You can leave everything else on and still see benefits.

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  50. tmongan9 de noviembre de 2010, 7:32

    I have installed the mod_pagespeed to one of our servers and am VERY pleased with the results. One of our clients has a large wordpress site and even with best practices implemented was taking to long to load. This mod literally off seconds and the site is loading like a champ. I want to Install it on my other servers; however, there are many legacy sites running PHP4 and http 2.0 on them. Does anyone know if this mod would effect them adversely? Appreciate the input and good post!

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  51. dskanth11 de noviembre de 2010, 6:05

    How can i implement this apache module in my site?
    What are the steps that i need to follow..

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  52. davbrown7415 de noviembre de 2010, 6:28

    If you are looking for dedicated servers, then check out BlueMileCloud.com.

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  53. newbicuy27 de noviembre de 2010, 15:47

    Make your websites run faster, automatically -- try mod_pagespeed for Apache.
    nice posts, thanks for sharing.. please visit my blog

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  54. Shrikrishnap11 de octubre de 2012, 1:43

    Thanks for this. Will love to try this out.

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  55. Unknown11 de octubre de 2012, 11:51

    Thanks for such tool.
    I think it should be incorporated with Google Webmaster Tools

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  56. Unknown11 de octubre de 2012, 14:40

    Is FreeBSD supported?

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  57. Rosendo Cuyasen17 de octubre de 2012, 0:30

    I've done many tweak in my .htaccess for me to speed up my site. But this is another tool for me to use. Thank you.

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  58. Unknown3 de febrero de 2013, 14:48

    Sounds Great !

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