[Typo3] optimising (optimizing) indexed search
Nate Russell
nate at chillmost.com
Thu Sep 22 00:38:42 CEST 2005
Dave Chewter wrote:
> Hi All
>
> We recently launched a large(ish) typo3 site and everything is goind
> swimmingly, however as more and more pages are getting indexed (about
> 10,000 live at the moment) the indexed search plugin has started to take
> longer to process searches. Our currently stats from the backend
> Indexing extension are:
>
> index_phash: 8336
> index_words: 53438
> index_rel: 786879
> index_grlist: 8336
> index_section: 8336
> index_fulltext: 8336
>
> We're going to probably double in size in the next 6 months - and a lot
> of the pages are text rich, so my question is what are the best ways of
> optimising the indexed search to generate results quicker. Should I
> start adding indexed to tables in mysql, or are there any advanced
> options i can turn off using typoscript to speed up execution. The site
> I'm talking about is www.intersites.co.uk you can check out the search
> there (on the front page and also category and resource centre search
> boxes searching bits of the page tree).
>
> I imagine long term we're going to have to start looking for another
> solution, but i'm really happy with indexed search and would like to use
> it for as long as possible.
>
> Any pointers would be much appreciated.
>
> Kind Regards
> Dave
Hello Dave,
I have the same problem. Our database is getting huge and our server is
taking a beating. When someone does a complicated search it often takes
a few minutes to get a reault or it crashes the DB. We are also looking
for another solution which, for starters, will include at least a faster
server where we have root access. Our stats currently look like this:
index_phash: 10857
index_words: 112099
index_rel: 2198462
index_grlist: 10857
index_section: 10857
index_fulltext: 10857
What I don't understand is why our index_rel is so much bigger. Our
MySQL database is around 450MB! I wonder if I has some something
configured wrong that makes it so large or if there is a way to trim the
fat and get rid of useless data in some of the tables.
I did install a PHP accelerator but it seemed to actually make the
problem worse. Have you tried this?
I like your site by the way. Good design and TYPO3 implementation.
Nate
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