Large RSS feed. How to avoid slowing down the server when retrieved?

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Answer by albertopq for Large RSS feed. How to avoid slowing down the server...

January 5, 2011, 11:11 am

It seems to be more a memory problem. Even it is not calculated, when you retrieve it from the cache, it is stored in a varibale, and it takes a lot of memory.Write a static file or increase the memory...

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Answer by ajreal for Large RSS feed. How to avoid slowing down the server...

January 5, 2011, 11:10 am

Unlikely you going to change the feed through out the day.So by just cache is not good enough, cache it as static file, update it via crontab daily.And applied mod_deflate likeAddOutputFilterByType...

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Answer by FatherStorm for Large RSS feed. How to avoid slowing down the...

January 5, 2011, 11:09 am

Ideally, if you have full control of the webserver, this would be a perfect time to use MEMCACHE...

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Answer by Michael Irigoyen for Large RSS feed. How to avoid slowing down the...

January 5, 2011, 11:07 am

You could set a cron to write the RSS feed to the filesystem every 5, 10, .... minutes. This way, the file is already prepared and just needs to be opened instead of processed every time it's hit.

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Answer by derobert for Large RSS feed. How to avoid slowing down the server...

January 5, 2011, 11:11 am

There is no reason serving a file out of cache should take any appreciable server time. Something is wrong with your caching. Or maybe you're seeing the timeouts when the cache is stale, in which case...

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