Hello all. I was hoping you guys could help me with understanding the
best methods of performance tuning rails rendering time. Basically, I
have my site up and running and while doing some performance tuning I
saw that each page load spends most time in Rendering ~80% vs DB time ~
1%.
I found a bunch of bugs in extra SQL calls but obviously all of this
would affect the 1% time which is not that much. How can I start
performance tuning the Rendering time and what exactly does this time
involve? Does it include time spent in the controller? What should I
avoid in my views/controllers to better the time on the Rendering part?
Where exactly does rest of the time go as it doesn''t add up to 100%?
My configuration is basically a front-end Nginx reverse proxy serving
static pages and a back-end Mongrel cluster with MySQL as my DB.
Any in depth help/guidance on this would be helpful.
Thanks.
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