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6/20/2018 10:15 PM
 
Are there any specific issues or why do you want to modify schedule?
Do you encounter performance issues?

Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

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6/21/2018 10:42 AM
 
Sebastian Leupold wrote:
Are there any specific issues or why do you want to modify schedule?
Do you encounter performance issues?



>>> Are there any specific issues or why do you want to modify schedule?

Well, the site could be faster, so that would help and it is an ideal we seek.

>>> Do you encounter performance issues?

The only reference point I have is the "current state" of the schedule.

Essentially, I want to "turn off anything that is not necessary".

So, I am trying to figure that out.

I inherited this Dnn 8 site, and the schedule settings were in-place when I got here.

I want to turn off (or fix) anything that makes little sense to have.

I am basically asking "does anything look wrong with these settings relative to a typical Dnn setup?"

Personally, I know very little.

My most recent settings are there-- Would you change anything?

The context is as follows. Our site has less than 50 custom pages. Our site has less than 50 custom modules. Our Modules are built in-house to provide a typical C.R.U.D. database application for our database which is not the Dnn database. Our database has less than 500 tables, and each table in our database has less than 100 columns, and each table in our database has less than 10k rows. Our site has less than 500 users and generally less than 50 concurrent users at a time. No custom caching is used by our custom modules at all.

What do you think?

Thanks.

-- Mark Kamoski
 
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6/21/2018 3:18 PM
 

Maybe consider caching what you can within your own modules. 50 custom modules on 50 different pages.  If you feel your site is slow - I'd check there first.  Even though you're reaching to a different DB - it could be the connection there and constantly having to "go to the well" so to speak for data.   Cache what you can, what doesn't change often.

But these are just ideas to attempt to help point you in the right direction.  Hard to tell from where we sit.

EG: Is db on same server?  Is it in same geographical area?  Are your queries optimized?  Just how many modules are on each page? etc etc etc



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6/21/2018 7:00 PM
 
please make sure, in Host Settings, cache level is set to heavy (increase cache duration).

Besides you may test my turbo scripts. Please make sure to backup the database upfront and follow instructions included.

Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

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