MTTimer
Posted May 10th, 2003 @ 07:21pm by Erik J. Barzeski
I was curious earlier today (as I rebuilt my site for the umpteenth time today) about where MovableType was spending its time. Were my RSS feeds taking five seconds? How about the archives? The main index? How long is MT spending doing each of these?
Unfortunately, there's no way to know. What I'd like from MovableType, in the "back end" admin area, is a printout like this (and yes, correcting a single typo and rebuilding can cause all of this):
Rebuilt individual archive 712 in 0.39 sec Rebuilt individual archive 711 in 0.28 sec Rebuild individual archive 713 in 0.41 sec Rebuilt main index in 0.91 sec Rebuilt master archive in 5.80 sec Rebuilt daily archive in 0.87 sec Rebuilt monthly archive in 14.42 sec Rebuilt category archive in 29.49 sec Rebuilt RSS 2.0 feed in 0.18 sec Rebuilt RSS 1.0 feed in 0.17 sec Rebuilt RSS 0.91 feed in 0.09 sec Rebuilt Comments feed in 0.98 sec
The best you can really do is putting time stamps on each page with MTTimer, which I've installed into every template (except the RSS ones). I'll be keeping an eye on the times. Because commenting and TrackBacking can both be affected by rebuilding, I want speedy rebuilds.
Where oh where is MovableType Pro?
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Posted 10 May 2003 at 8:28pm #
Mine takes forever to rebuild. Are there any ways to improve it?
Posted 10 May 2003 at 11:22pm #
My first ever entry was called I Hate Perl. I don't really hate Perl, but man, sometimes I'm just not a big fan. The CLI...
Posted 20 May 2004 at 3:01pm #
MT 3.0 is out 🙂
Sorry about your (past?) predicament. I do agree that MT is slow as molasses in winter, or the asses of civil servants in summer. Never mind.
Do you have your MT on mySQL? That's is supposedly faster. Strange, though, that there are no solutions to this.