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IPS 4.0 vs IPB 3.4.7 - Performance - New Relic


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Just to check if someone noticed this also. Some charts using New Relic on my server with average response time of IPB 3.4 and IPS 4.0.

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IPS4 seems to have a much higher average response time, 10 times higher in fact. This on the same server using the same database and the same resources.

Can someone replicate this?

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Ok, now instead of measure the performance with data from my server, lets measure the time my browser takes to load the "View New Content".
I'll use a plugin for Chrome called App Telemetry.

IPB 3.4.7

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IPS 4.0

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Invision IPS 4.0

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So, my site with IPB 3.4.7 load in 0,64 seconds, which is blazing fast. My test site with IPS 4.0 load in 1,76 seconds, which is still pretty fast, but we do not have that feeling of blazing fast. Invision IPS 4.0 site load was even slower than my server, with 2,08 seconds to load.

My live and test site use the same server with exactly the same resources for which one. The database is the same.

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Yes it is slower. We have not denied that. In fact you can see on our Feature Plan that performance is the next thing we are doing. We are aware of many areas we can make much better.

​In this case its seems its a problem with slower php execution. I get fast responses from mysql. So IPS4 seems very well optimized in terms of queries to the database.

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​In this case its seems its a problem with slower php execution. I get fast responses from mysql. So IPS4 seems very well optimized in terms of queries to the database.

​From my basic tests does seem that way, would also be nice if IPS consolidated the rendered out CSS and JS files as we have it now there are 17 TCP requests just in that.

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