openX performance - CDN?

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openX performance - CDN?

I was wondering whether there are any best practices or if you have any good tips on improving performance of a self hosted openX instance.

Apart from the usual suspects (e.g. tuning apache, php and mySQL), using memcached for caching etc.

Is there any room for a CDN or other proxy cache in front of openX? (my guess is no due to the dynamic nature of the delivery scripts results)?

I suppose you could cache the actual creative (image files, etc.) but you've guessed correctly that caching the scripts isn't going to be a good thing.

Based on some recent questions, it looks like there's not a whole lot to be done to improve OpenX's performance, unfortunately.

pjmorse 2010-10-06 17:27:31

This does not promise to improve performance of OpenX but it is supposed to be able to defer ads load until after the rest of the page has loaded. Apparently it has been used with openX tags succesfuly. We will give it a go: http://www.web2ajax.fr/2010/10/19/jquery-lazyload-ad-v1-4-new-version-of-defer-ad-plugin/

webgr 2010-10-22 13:51:27

I saw that link on another question just yesterday. It does look interesting, because even though it doesn't improve performance it might at least prevent OpenX's performance from blocking rendering of the rest of the page.

pjmorse 2010-10-22 13:56:50

Refer www.openxservices.com and they do have some packages for fine tuning and performance.

OpenXservices 2010-10-09 04:00:46

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