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Profile your PHP application and make it fly
Making an application scale and go faster is often seen as a wizardly task. We read the micro-optimisation tricks posted in tech blogs and apply them with unconditional trust and great hope, and then wonder why performances haven’t improved that much (“Wait, I even replaced ‘print’ with ‘echo’!!!”).
In this talk we’ll see how we can take easy, practical steps we can apply over and over that really make a difference, by analysing what our application does under the hood, measuring how and where the different resources are used, eliminating the real bottlenecks and restructuring critical components to handle growing loads.
Lorenzo Alberton
Lorenzo 
has been working with large
enterprise UK companies for the past years and is now Chief Tech Architect at
DataSift.
He's an international
conference speaker and a long-time
contributor to many
open source projects.
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