performance - My Drupal site uses approx 30mb per page (node & user profiles) load. Acceptable or not? -


i using drupal , website uses approx 30mb per page load nodes , user profiles. website has round 150 contributed modules in addition few core optional modules. of them small , installed improve user experience.

my php memory limit 128mb.

is 30mb per page acceptable?? , how many page loads can handled in 128mb??

any idea?

honestly, @ 30mb app sipping on memory. php memory limits set pretty low.

as far how many "page loads can handled 128mb" of memory, well, that's not valid. when request comes in, apache (or whatever server you're using) hands request mod_php or fcgi , php code interpreted, compiled, run, , quit. "application" doesn't act daemon waiting requests come in, memory consumes used duration of request , gets released use other requests/processes.

that 128mb limit per request. means long have enough memory (and apache child processes, etc) can handle additional requests. if want see how application performs under load, check out apachebench.


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