Wednesday, September 20, 2006 |
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 Page Strength reports have been taking a bit longer than usual lately sometimes going well over a minute per report. This is primarily due to our proxy servers being very taxed - having run over 100000 page strength reports takes quite a toll. We also need faster hardware on the web server itself which is something in the pipeline that we'll hopefully take care of in the next couple of months.
In the meantime I made a few quick changes that appear to have cut report times down to less than 15 seconds each. I'm curious to see if my solution will hold in the long term so if you have a minute or two run a few reports and let me know if all the factors are coming through properly. I'm mostly concerned with data that appears to be absent not inaccurate. For example: If you think you have 200 links to your page but the tool reports 100 that's the fault of the data source not the tool. If you have 200 links and the tool is reporting 0 even though the source (yahoo site explorer linkdomain command alexa api etc) says otherwise that's where I'd be inclined to investigate.
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posted by Smile Community @ 9:06 PM
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