too slow?

[adrelanos]

en.wikipedia.org:
The web page took 537 ms to load, used 44 requests, and weighed in at 299.0 kB.

ovirt.org (nice looking reference implementation of mediawiki strapping skin):
The web page took 6.26 s to load, used 27 requests, and weighed in at 318.3 kB.

(Tested using some random page speed test tool [http://tools.pingdom.com].)
(en.wikipedia.org feels fast while ovirt.org seems awfully slow.)

I've read somewhere, that there was a study. When page load takes longer than 2 seconds, 1 in 4 users is gone, when it takes more than 4 seconds, one in 3 users is gone.

Is it slow because of the skin?

[dneary]

Hi Patrick,

I do not think it is the page, the response time from oVirt is very
variable. I think it is related to the load we are putting on our
virtual resource, which is a container running on OpenShift.

We will work on improving oVirt performance, but you shouldn't assume
that the issue there is related to the theme.

Thanks,
Dave.

On 04/13/2014 07:07 PM, Patrick Schleizer wrote:

en.wikipedia.org:
The web page took 537 ms to load, used 44 requests, and weighed in at
299.0 kB.

ovirt.org (nice looking reference implementation of mediawiki strapping
skin):
The web page took 6.26 s to load, used 27 requests, and weighed in at
318.3 kB.

(Tested using some random page speed test tool
[http://tools.pingdom.com]. http://tools.pingdom.com%5D.)
(en.wikipedia.org feels fast while ovirt.org seems awfully slow.)

I've read somewhere, that there was a study. When page load takes longer
than 2 seconds, 1 in 4 users is gone, when it takes more than 4 seconds,
one in 3 users is gone.

Is it slow because of the skin?

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[adrelanos]

Couldn't it be slow because of #46 or #56?

Are there other users of strapping-mediawiki who have fast wiki response times?

[kirabook]

I believe it's related to #46 or #47 . Upon testing my wiki with multiple page speed testers, it always complains about (render-blocking) Javascript and CSS.