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by danielrhodes
6331 days ago
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Actually, this is generally good advice regardless of what language you're on. The database is almost always at fault. My general rule is that a query should generally take less than 0.001 seconds to execute. If you can get it down to that through proper indexing and whatnot, MySQL will execute the queries fast enough so that they don't get backed up and eventually kill the server. Don't start caching until you can write a proper query. Your site probably doesn't need it if you are writing your queries correctly. |
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