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It isn't fast. For example, when I opened https://ayllu-forge.org/projects/ayllu/log https://ayllu-forge.org/projects/ayllu/log, it took around three seconds.

bastawhiz 3y ago
Some of the pages load quite fast. The particular one you linked does not. I'm happy to give them the benefit of the doubt that there's a few rough edges that could be improved, and that the performance isn't a systemic problem.
3np 3y ago
The topic is the software, not how the hosting deployment performs under HNHoD.
- kragen 3y ago
  it took 3.89 seconds for me just now even though the hnhod has presumably evaporated hours ago this post-a-comment page took 1.27 seconds, presumably in large part because i'm in argentina. but that log page took about 2.8 seconds to load just the html, so there's still a painful performance problem there that isn't related to argentina
  - 3np 3y ago
    I think the idea is rather that you would set it up on your own host. What you're mentioning could likely be alleviated by a properly configured caching reverse proxy.
    - kragen 3y ago
      maybe a lot of backend software doesn't provide cache invalidation signals a lot of caching reverse proxies don't support cache invalidation, or don't support it efficiently you can't always prerender all possible views and this is the kind of situation where a slightly out-of-date page could be a huge hassle or even cause a major outage; imagine pushing a branch to production because you thought it didn't have your latest buggy commit in it it probably isn't going to be any faster on my own host
- yencabulator 3y ago
  The first two words on the page are "Hyper Performant". Pointing that out as baseless hype seems fine.
kevinschoon 3y ago
It's running on a tiny dedicated server in the Netherlands with an Intel Atom C2750 (2013) so that's something to keep in mind. By default the log page will return 100 commits which is more than most forges return. Thanks for pointing out the slowness! There is a good performance comparison of forge performance here: https://forgeperf.org https://forgeperf.org. Ayllu isn't feature complete yet so I haven't run those benchmarks against it.

bastawhiz 3y ago

Some of the pages load quite fast. The particular one you linked does not. I'm happy to give them the benefit of the doubt that there's a few rough edges that could be improved, and that the performance isn't a systemic problem.

3np 3y ago

The topic is the software, not how the hosting deployment performs under HNHoD.

kragen 3y ago
it took 3.89 seconds for me just now even though the hnhod has presumably evaporated hours ago this post-a-comment page took 1.27 seconds, presumably in large part because i'm in argentina. but that log page took about 2.8 seconds to load just the html, so there's still a painful performance problem there that isn't related to argentina
- 3np 3y ago
  I think the idea is rather that you would set it up on your own host. What you're mentioning could likely be alleviated by a properly configured caching reverse proxy.
  - kragen 3y ago
    maybe a lot of backend software doesn't provide cache invalidation signals a lot of caching reverse proxies don't support cache invalidation, or don't support it efficiently you can't always prerender all possible views and this is the kind of situation where a slightly out-of-date page could be a huge hassle or even cause a major outage; imagine pushing a branch to production because you thought it didn't have your latest buggy commit in it it probably isn't going to be any faster on my own host
yencabulator 3y ago
The first two words on the page are "Hyper Performant". Pointing that out as baseless hype seems fine.

kevinschoon 3y ago

It's running on a tiny dedicated server in the Netherlands with an Intel Atom C2750 (2013) so that's something to keep in mind. By default the log page will return 100 commits which is more than most forges return. Thanks for pointing out the slowness! There is a good performance comparison of forge performance here: https://forgeperf.org https://forgeperf.org. Ayllu isn't feature complete yet so I haven't run those benchmarks against it.