#performance

6 articles tagged performance.

Found 6 posts

2026-06-08

Local Gemma was too slow with AIdaemon until I fixed llama.cpp and the prompt size

I wanted AIdaemon on local Gemma 4 26B through llama.cpp, not Ollama. Generation ran at ~45 tok/s on an M4 Pro. Agent turns still felt stuck because prefill on 14k-token prompts took 8 to 9 seconds before the model wrote a single word.

aisoftware-developmentopen-source

2026-04-25

4 min read

How OpenNext's regional cache reduces Workers CPU on every cache hit

withRegionalCache is a one-line wrapper that ships with @opennextjs/cloudflare. It puts a Workers Cache API layer in front of your KV cache and lets you skip the D1 tag-cache lookup on hits. For content sites, that's the difference between burning real CPU on every request and barely doing any work at all.

web-developmentnextjs+1

2026-01-25

5 min read

Why I deploy most of my Next.js projects to Cloudflare with OpenNext

After deploying multiple production Next.js sites to Cloudflare using OpenNext, I've found it to be a great combination of performance, cost, and developer experience. Here's why this stack has become my go-to for most new projects.

web-developmentnextjs+3

2025-08-20

12 min read

How to read Nginx access logs

When something breaks, the access log tells a story. Learn how to read live and gzipped logs, find top IPs and failing URLs, zoom in on time windows, and tie logs to WAF blocks using simple command-line tools.

NginxDevOps+1

2025-08-13

10 min read

How to speed up Drupal with the right caches: OPcache, APCu, and a shared backend (Redis or Memcached)

Use OPcache and APCu everywhere, then pick one shared backend (Redis or Memcached). Configure it well and Drupal feels quick.

DrupalPerformance

2025-08-13

6 min read

Speed up the Drupal backend with $settings['state_cache']

A small settings.php switch that reduces database reads and makes admin pages feel snappier.