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Response time of CiviCRM.
January 24, 2011, 07:53:22 am
I have been using the CiviCRM for several months now, and am still trying to determine if it is the right solution for my business.  One concern I have is over the response time.  My questions related to this are:

1)What response time should I expect from the sime I hit enter until the Civi produces the result?   (It seems to take too long)

2) Are the delays I'm experience primarily due to the CiviCRM, or is this related to my hosting company? Or some other factor(s)?   Just to give you an idea of the delays I am experiencing.  2 seconds is about the quickest response I receive between clicking on something and getting the next screen to display.  More typically the delay is 4 to 5 seconds, and somethines in can be longer.  While this might not see like a lot of time, when I am doing things that require a lot of navigating, it can be quite time consuming.  It just seems that the response should be quicker.

3) Should the respose time be significantly longer for a query where the Civi has to find a bunch of data (e.g. searching for participants) than it would be for a simple look up (e.g. once I have a list of participants, clicking on one of the contacts to see details).  There does not seem to be a significant variance.

 Any feedback I can get would be very helpful.

Thanks,
Rick.


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Re: Response time of CiviCRM.
January 24, 2011, 09:50:03 am
From my experience, unless you're running CiviCRM on local computer, the aspect which have most of influence on response times is the connectivity between your machine and the server. I think it's worth to measure (and look into improving) response times in CiviCRM itself with record sets above 500-1000 entries. Less than that, you're hitting connectivity delays IMO.

Maybe others might have different experience.

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Re: Response time of CiviCRM.
January 26, 2011, 06:00:01 am
Thanks M!  Does anyone else have an opinion or experience to relay?
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Re: Response time of CiviCRM.
January 26, 2011, 06:21:22 am
Hi,

Play with demo.civicrm.org to get a sense of what normal speed is.

Otherwise, say away of the cheap host providers that cram tons of sites on each server. The cost you save here is not worthwhile the time you're going to loose on it.

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Re: Response time of CiviCRM.
January 26, 2011, 02:17:41 pm
> Are the delays I'm experience primarily due to the CiviCRM, or is this related to my hosting company?

I can say from experience that delays often are indeed a function of your host. CiviCRM is resource-intensive and many hosts don't handle it well. As is noted here http://civicrm.org/aboutcivicrm :

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CiviCRM is resource-intensive. We encourage users to consider Virtual Private Servers (VPS) OR (semi) dedicated hosting OR shared hosting from a host with experience hosting CiviCRM. Please review our Hosting provider information page for hosting options.

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Re: Response time of CiviCRM.
January 27, 2011, 07:03:56 am
Thanks for the help guys.  I could see my host (Bluehost) on the list of providers.  It looks like there may be some better server choices out there, and I will have to investigate.  I am really just getting my feet wet with this stuff, and I have a lot to learn.  Thanks again! -Rick

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