Share your Performance Check Results

@brian
9 years ago
10,148 posts

The latest version of the Jamroom Core (5.2.21) has a new 'Share Your Results' feature for the Performance Check (located in the Core Tools).

After you have run at least one performance test, you'll now have the ability to Share your results by clicking on the "Share Your Results" button right in the performance test results window.

Right now, those results are going into a collector here on Jamroom.net while we work on the "front end" result browser.

When you share your results you will also have the option to share some additional information about your hosting provider including:

- A comment about the results
- How much you spend monthly for the hosting account
- What type of Hosting account (i.e. VPS, reseller, etc.)
- What your overall "rating" is for your provider

Our goal with the new setup is to come up with a section here on Jamroom.net that will let you browse the results submitted by real Jamroom sites so you can get a good idea of who the best hosting providers are.

Right not the back end "collector" is on and ready for collecting results - we'll be working on the result browser here in the next week or so so everyone can check out the results.

Please let me know if you have any questions, otherwise if you can take the time to share your results with us, the more data the better

Thanks everyone!

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updated by @brian: 10/29/15 10:39:13AM

Strumelia
@strumelia
9 years ago
3,603 posts

Should we not be running these tests on a holiday weekend though?- it suggests to run them during 'slow times'.

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@brian
9 years ago
10,148 posts

Strumelia:
Should we not be running these tests on a holiday weekend though?- it suggests to run them during 'slow times'.

Sure - you can run it whenever you feel the traffic on your site is the lowest.

Hope this helps!

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Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
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@paul
9 years ago
4,326 posts

I think Strumelia was asking if tests should actually be run when the server is busy.
If so, no. This tool is testing server performance directly so more accurate results are obtained when the server can give 100% of its time, and not have to break off to serve any site visitors.

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Strumelia
@strumelia
9 years ago
3,603 posts

I just submitted my first one. Please don't laugh. =8-(

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@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

is the test browser up anywhere yet
id like to see the comparisons

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@brian
9 years ago
10,148 posts

soaringeagle:
is the test browser up anywhere yet
id like to see the comparisons

Not yet - There's still a very small sample of results - once we get a bit more I will get the viewer online (I haven't created it yet and have been super busy with other items).

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Strumelia
@strumelia
9 years ago
3,603 posts

Just a reminder- this is found under Core>Tools>performanceCheck. Then click "Run performance check", and then 'Share Results'.

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@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

brian its very low priority
very low theres a thousand things id put ahead of this
but just wondered since im getting closer to 2k

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@brian
9 years ago
10,148 posts

soaringeagle:
brian its very low priority
very low theres a thousand things id put ahead of this
but just wondered since im getting closer to 2k

2K is awesome - the fastest we've got so far is a "seconds" result of 4.06 on hivelocity.net - if that's you that's a great score.

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@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

it is myine it was 1970 i think was highrest i still needed the mysql up for 48 hours for more tuning so i think i can get 2k we will see

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@davej56
9 years ago
95 posts

Here's what I got using Jamroom for my web site Songpress.net. This is hosted on the provider that I bought with Jamroom.

- Server Info -

Server CPU: 0.15 GHz
Server RAM: 88.37GB

- Performance Results -

Processor: 3.08
Database: 499.48
Filesystem: 3.85
Total Score: 16

@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

ouch thats bad

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@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

my 1st server was not much better then that server 2 i gor 200-300 ish now im at 1970 ish and loving it

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Strumelia
@strumelia
9 years ago
3,603 posts

Yes I shared the info for mine (Arvixe shared), which totally SUX as well. It's really hard trying to build a site when you have to wait a whole minute just to go from one page to another, much less actually DO anything. It's not JR platform, it's the server. I get total scores of like 125-160. Like walking through tar.

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updated by @strumelia: 02/02/15 06:01:42PM

@davej56
9 years ago
95 posts

Yes, Soaring Eagle, it's bad. Thank you Jamroom!

Okay Curtis, you showoff!

@davej56
9 years ago
95 posts

Good story Curtis! And good night from Florida!
updated by @davej56: 02/02/15 06:49:06PM

@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

- Server Info -

Server CPU: 0.8 GHz
Server RAM: 15.54GB

- Performance Results -

Processor: 0.3
Database: 3.81
Filesystem: 0.52
Total Score: 1,732

the cpus are actualy 8 cores 3.3ghz dont know why it reads that wrong most of the time

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soaringeagle
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Strumelia
@strumelia
9 years ago
3,603 posts

- Server Info -

Server CPU: 0.08 GHz
Server RAM: 115.13GB

- Performance Results -

Processor: 2.16
Database: 47.8
Filesystem: 4.62
Total Score: 147

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@paul
9 years ago
4,326 posts

Hope you've all sent these results to us and are just echoing them here ;-)

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Strumelia
@strumelia
9 years ago
3,603 posts

Yep.

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@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

u have 115 gb ram? really?

for your lil site?
115 gigs of rams extreme overkill
i have 1/10th that and its alot

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soaringeagle
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@brian
9 years ago
10,148 posts

soaringeagle:
u have 115 gb ram? really?

for your lil site?
115 gigs of rams extreme overkill
i have 1/10th that and its alot

She's on shared hosting... that's "server-wide".

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Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
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@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

that makes sense

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Strumelia
@strumelia
9 years ago
3,603 posts

yeah it totally bites.

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@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

shared hosting always does
id recomend at least a vps
u can get some really reasonable vps's out there

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Strumelia
@strumelia
9 years ago
3,603 posts

Yes i am weighing options and I know i;ll need at least a vps. Stuck now for a little while longer though. Using the time to do little tweaks improving my site and learning. Thanks!

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@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

ok cool

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SteveX
@ultrajam
9 years ago
2,584 posts

Digital Ocean $5/month vps with virtualmin / webmin control panel.

Quote: - Server Info -

Server CPU: 2 GHz
Server RAM: 495.7MB

- Performance Results -

Processor: 1.17
Database: 11.76
Filesystem: 1.93
Total Score: 538

Server in Amsterdam, me in UK

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updated by @ultrajam: 02/06/15 09:59:07AM

Strumelia
@strumelia
9 years ago
3,603 posts

Strumelia:
- Server Info -
Arvixe shared server
Server CPU: 0.08 GHz
Server RAM: 115.13GB

- Performance Results -
Processor: 2.16
Database: 47.8
Filesystem: 4.62
Total Score: 147

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And now, on new Jamroom server, same site:

- Server Info -
Jamroom hosted:
Server CPU: 2.8 GHz
Server RAM: 1.95GB

- Performance Results -
Processor: 0.42
Database: 5.87
Filesystem: 0.85
Total Score: 1,120

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@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

big improvement

damn it was really 147

thats a huuuge improvement

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@blindmime
9 years ago
772 posts

My Arvixe shared sites are around 325. Bluehost is around 650. I have bluehost sites on both regular shared and "pro" shared and the scores are roughly the same for both. I can't get video to process on either of these hosts, by the way. It's not a big issue for me; just mentioning it.

I got 1246 on a shared host jbservers website which seems really odd to me. I've actually considered this host to be much slower than all my other sites. Today it was acting OK, though I wouldn't say any speedier than the other shared hosts. Maybe they've made some changes in the last month or so?

@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

i get 1790-1970 on a dedicated and its very fast

id be interested to see what results ppl get from this test
http://internetsupervision.com/scripts/urlcheck/check.aspx

my fastest was 0.23 sec
slowest was 1.43

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updated by @soaringeagle: 02/11/15 11:21:38AM

Strumelia
@strumelia
9 years ago
3,603 posts

My Jamroom server:

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updated by @strumelia: 02/11/15 02:19:39PM

@brian
9 years ago
10,148 posts

Those east coast response times are VERY fast - glad to see that

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Strumelia
@strumelia
9 years ago
3,603 posts

Well you know those Californians.... lol

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@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

damnthats great mine im sure is a "havy" site compared to yours

but thats pretty impressive

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soaringeagle
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SteveX
@ultrajam
9 years ago
2,584 posts

Does the network have any impact on the performance results? Or is it purely on processor / disk / database results?

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@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

purely processor disk database and database is uncached pure db access so any caching options have no affect on the score

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soaringeagle
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@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

high server loads using disk processor memory and db access will affect the score though since trafics competing for resourses with the performance test

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soaringeagle
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Strumelia
@strumelia
9 years ago
3,603 posts

To compare, here is my current Ning site:

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updated by @strumelia: 02/11/15 03:56:51PM

SteveX
@ultrajam
9 years ago
2,584 posts

Thanks SE, but that wasn't what I asked.

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@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

Strumelia:
To compare, here is my current Ning site:

hmm that might not be the most accurate test site haha i found it by searchijng 'accurate sirte speed test" cause although my site loads in 1 second many tests that want u to sign up for something say 17 seconds wich is wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy off

this test seems to only download 100k no matter the site size

i usualy use webwait.com to test how it performs within my browser and connection but thats been down for a few days

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soaringeagle
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@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

oh but its back now

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soaringeagle
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@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

SteveX:
Thanks SE, but that wasn't what I asked.

were u asking about the performance test in jr? if so that measures pure cpu db and disk access and db is uncached it bipasses cache

if u mean that other test then yes network is vvery much involved

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SteveX
@ultrajam
9 years ago
2,584 posts

Yes, I meant jamroom. Not random advice.

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@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

and thats what i answered
the jr performance test is a measure of pure cpu disk and db access speeds without any consideration for cache
and network speed is not measured or accounted for however load on the network affects the score as the more work the cpu disk and database is doing at the time the more it affects the score outcome so it is best tested at low trafic times

i dont think that qualifies as random advice just a detailed complete answer

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soaringeagle
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SteveX
@ultrajam
9 years ago
2,584 posts

ok

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@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

beat this
btw when i share the resulrts it doesnt match the resul,ts i see the 2331 becomes 1838

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updated by @soaringeagle: 03/07/15 08:33:41AM

Strumelia
@strumelia
9 years ago
3,603 posts

That's really fast SE. But...you are paying quite a bit of dough, right? It had BETTER be fast!

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@brian
9 years ago
10,148 posts

Your results are stored in the backend here correctly (I can see them) - not sure why they are not updating to reflect that on your site though, but I can check that out.

You're score is awesome and is that high because:

1) you have a really high single CPU score
2) you have 8 of those CPUs

You should be able to handle a very large load on your site. Nice one!

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@soaringeagle
9 years ago
3,304 posts

yea ive load tested it

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Share your Performance Check Results

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