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Hoping to clear up some confusion: there are three things under the PageSpeed name. * PageSpeed Insights: tells you how to make your website faster and gives y
by cbr 11y ago
Hoping to clear up some confusion: there are three things under the PageSpeed name.
* PageSpeed Insights: tells you how to make your website faster and gives you a score.
* PageSpeed Modules (mod_pagespeed/ngx_pagespeed): open source web server plugins that rewrite your site to load faster.
* PageSpeed Service: Google-hosted proxy version of the PageSpeed Modules.
We're only deprecating PageSpeed Service.
(I'm the TL for the open source modules.)
- jgrall 11y agoThanks for the clarification. I use PageSpeed via a couple of App Engine apps that have it enabled directly from App Engine's admin dashboard. I never had to change any DNS settings to get it to work. Does this shutdown also mean that PageSpeed will no longer be offered for App Engine apps? Do I need to take any action to avoid a service interruption for my users?
- cbr 11y agoYes, App Engine support is also deprecated: If you are using PageSpeed integration on Google App Engine, it will continue to function until 1st December 2015, after which PageSpeed optimizations will no-longer be applied to your app. No action is required on the part of App Engine users; after this date apps will continue to operate, except without the benefit of the PageSpeed optimizations. App Engine users only need to take action if they have something on their site that depends on PageSpeed, which is very uncommon.
- rey12rey 11y agoI didn't have to worry at all about trying to use webassets in realtime. That's just one of the numerous optimisations I'll sorely miss