I got some json files to be served by apache httpd and their size are pretty big. (~100KiB)
So I put mod_deflate into httpd server and applied to application/javascript mime type.
I think mod_deflate may burn more CPU powers to run gzip compression.
I have shared hosting through Justhost.
We've got an F5 3400a device that we use to load balance web traffic and are trying to get HTTP compression working. We've created a profile that has HTTP compression enabled and assigned it to the virtual server that handles the web traffic. We've not configured URI compression, only specified file types in the content compression section (..js, ..css, etc).
Im using Apache and I have enabled zip compression to all my virtual host domain. However, I want to disable the gzip compression on one particular virtual host only. I try this method.
All separated virtual host file i.e.
Hello,
What are the downsides/upsides with these two options?
I tried asking cpremote regarding the benefits of this, the only answer I got (and I seriously thought 'that's it?') is that cpremote uses no gzip compression and while I do think using no gzip when backup is being made to reduce load is a good thing.
However, if I'm not mistaken, cpanel incremental backup can also be used with
I'm using partclone to take disk images with this command:
partclone.ntfs -c -s /dev/$mypartition | lzop -c > /my/nfs/share/mypartition.lzo
The partition size is 34.1 GB with 33.8 GB used.
The problem is the performance drops after a while. At first the backup is being written at roughly 300 MB/minute, but the performance gradually drops to 150-200 MB/minute.
I have been trying to resolve my issue of spiking cpu caused by php-fpm processes. I've reduced the php-fpm config settings to:
pm = ondemand
pm.max_children = 12
pm.start_servers = 2
pm.min_spare_servers = 2
pm.max_spare_servers = 10
pm.max_requests = 500
php_admin_value[memory_limit] = 128M
Problem still exists.
I just moved a moderately busy wordpress site from shared hosting to a VPS server with 512MB ram and attempting to performance tune before I break down and buy another VPS to lighten the load. As such I am scouring the net for performance tips for nginx and came across 'gzip' and 'expires max'.
I've come across some article online to enable mod_deflate to gzip files while sending from the server.
For that, I tried to load the mod_deflate.so module by adding a line on my httpd.conf
LoadModule deflate_module modules/mod_deflate.so
But it seems the mod_deflate.so file is missing from the server.
I tried a find / -name "mod_deflate.so" -print but it returns no results.
So how do I comp
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