Also, I hadn't heard of the strategy to append hash value of static content to filename so that you can safely set long cache time and still have a way to update the content. Brilliant! And exactly the type of feature you want your webserver to handle and not roll by hand/preprocess. Same for image resizing/recompression, saves so much developer time!
That's a great question! Turns out, some of them do! It's hit and miss, but some carriers do apply a similar technique for image optimization, to reduce the payload size. And of course, there are services like Opera Turbo which explicitly re-encode all images to webp to get the extra savings.
Right, that's a great point. As Josh mentioned during the show, defer_js is definitely an aggressive setting for a forward proxy, and there is a good chance it may break some sites.. but on others, it can make a world of a difference.
Thanks guys for the hard work. I've tried mod_pagespeed and stress testing my servers i found you get 2x times faster page load speeds. But there's a cost to this, as there's 3x times cpu usage load increase and this is with image rewrite_images filter disabled. Hopefully, version 1.0 will improve cpu load consumption :)
There will be extra load on the server when the resource is optimized on the first hit, after that the resource should be served out of the cache. As Josh mentioned in the video, the default size for the cache is 100mb.. it may be worth checking your stats to see if you're exceeding that and hence are forced to reoptimize the assets. Last but not least, ping us on mod-pagespeed-discuss on Google Groups - happy to dig in deeper into this.
Great video, thanks Ilya! I'de like to point out that the benchmarks for the mobile forward proxy may be a bit misleading, considering that measuring DOMContentLoaded times when using deferred /javascript may not produce comparable results (extent depends on site). I suspect that most sites would still show a good portion of content even if it isn't all dressed up yet, so this is still a huge win! I'm going to set this up myself to test. Wonder if my home sever upload is sufficient..
If you manage your own server, then check our install instructions on the project page - we have packages for popular platforms, which should translate into 2 or 3 commands to get everything up and running. Now, if you are on a shared hosting platform, then yes, definitely ping your hosting provider and ask about enabling mod_pagespeed on their servers!
Most of this is way over my head. But, I would just like to know if there is a WordPress plugin. I love speed - I can work as fast as it will go :) Warmly, Susan Daniels
i notice the pricing page for pagespeed says the 'free' service will be a charged service at an undisclosed point.. developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/service/pricing so we debug and inspire the platform while it is 'open source' and then at some point the service is paid for? or am i missing something here?
Hi the info you have provided is very detailed and usefull, professional. i am a normal user and a online auction site owner , how i can install the said software in a simple language and simple steps i apperciate to get more info . thanks Robert.
Has anyone watched this video for more than ten minutes??? Guys cut to the chase. Too much bla bla. Just get to the point. There is only a few more millions of more interesting videos that get to the point right away. I'm not wasting more time listening to your bla blas. GET TO THE POINT!! 1:05 long video? Are you kidding me? Sorry I have more important things to do like....watching videos that get to the point....!!
Should be measured in minutes, or less. There are ready-made packages for popular platforms, which means that you should be 2 or 3 commands away from having installed and running in your Apache server.
At 53 minutes into the video ... Why don't mobile carriers have forward proxies set up on their side to compress sites this way? Imagine the bandwidth saving that they could gain by doing this.
Is this something I can install on my server for my website www.dbl07.co/ or is this something my hosting company Hostgator VPS has to do for me? Cheers
I tested my site and with this new service I will save 0.254 seconds. Not even worth setting up for less than half a second. And yeah this video is way too long.
Also, I hadn't heard of the strategy to append hash value of static content to filename so that you can safely set long cache time and still have a way to update the content. Brilliant! And exactly the type of feature you want your webserver to handle and not roll by hand/preprocess.
Same for image resizing/recompression, saves so much developer time!
I'm so excited to be back to working with this again - it's been on my list of things to do for so long...
That's a great question! Turns out, some of them do! It's hit and miss, but some carriers do apply a similar technique for image optimization, to reduce the payload size. And of course, there are services like Opera Turbo which explicitly re-encode all images to webp to get the extra savings.
Thanks - installed, tested and I love it. Currently testing the mod on 3 servers.
Right, that's a great point. As Josh mentioned during the show, defer_js is definitely an aggressive setting for a forward proxy, and there is a good chance it may break some sites.. but on others, it can make a world of a difference.
Thanks guys for the hard work. I've tried mod_pagespeed and stress testing my servers i found you get 2x times faster page load speeds. But there's a cost to this, as there's 3x times cpu usage load increase and this is with image rewrite_images filter disabled. Hopefully, version 1.0 will improve cpu load consumption :)
There will be extra load on the server when the resource is optimized on the first hit, after that the resource should be served out of the cache. As Josh mentioned in the video, the default size for the cache is 100mb.. it may be worth checking your stats to see if you're exceeding that and hence are forced to reoptimize the assets.
Last but not least, ping us on mod-pagespeed-discuss on Google Groups - happy to dig in deeper into this.
Really interesting stuff! well done big G.
Great video, thanks Ilya!
I'de like to point out that the benchmarks for the mobile forward proxy may be a bit misleading, considering that measuring DOMContentLoaded times when using deferred /javascript may not produce comparable results (extent depends on site). I suspect that most sites would still show a good portion of content even if it isn't all dressed up yet, so this is still a huge win!
I'm going to set this up myself to test. Wonder if my home sever upload is sufficient..
I am looking toward a better speed and optimization. Thanks.
We had the stickers available at Google IO, not sure if they're still around.. Check the online google store!
There is a huge desire for this to be available for IIS.
Yeahhhh PageSpeed!
We love Mod_pagespeed 1.0!
Can you kindly tell me if the above 1 hour video from 2012 is current for 2015, by chance? Thank you.
VERY USE FULL TO EVERY GOOGLE DEVELOPERSS-THANKS...
If you manage your own server, then check our install instructions on the project page - we have packages for popular platforms, which should translate into 2 or 3 commands to get everything up and running. Now, if you are on a shared hosting platform, then yes, definitely ping your hosting provider and ask about enabling mod_pagespeed on their servers!
That was grate, good job
Great post. Thank you.
Most of this is way over my head. But, I would just like to know if there is a WordPress plugin. I love speed - I can work as fast as it will go :)
Warmly,
Susan Daniels
This probably sounds like a stupid question but how do you install this?
i notice the pricing page for pagespeed says the 'free' service will be a charged service at an undisclosed point..
developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/service/pricing
so we debug and inspire the platform while it is 'open source' and then at some point the service is paid for?
or am i missing something here?
Jeff Kaufman oh ok, thanks for the tip - good to know
Getting ready to roll out our service update to broaden the adoption of Google PageSpeed Apache mod_pagespeed
This tools is very useful !!.
Hi
the info you have provided is very detailed and usefull, professional.
i am a normal user and a online auction site owner , how i can install the said software in a simple language and simple steps
i apperciate to get more info .
thanks
Robert.
Is this tool still useful with new concepts for Google Pagespeed?
What is the typical time need to install this on a server? 2 hours 10 hours?
I am wondering if this mod alters CSS and JS like many of the other compression methods.
How do you install this? Or must I ask my hosting company?
from articlesfaster good job
It runs in the Apache server. No plugin necessary for any CMS
i wish the voice volume was alot louder. im at max pc volume, max headset volumes, max youtube volume and can barely hear it clearly
works fine over here.....your hardware is failing, lol
Has anyone watched this video for more than ten minutes??? Guys cut to the chase. Too much bla bla. Just get to the point. There is only a few more millions of more interesting videos that get to the point right away. I'm not wasting more time listening to your bla blas. GET TO THE POINT!! 1:05 long video? Are you kidding me? Sorry I have more important things to do like....watching videos that get to the point....!!
Some cache scripts have a bad reflect on the actual site structure. Changing the actual design of the site.
thank you!!
Should be measured in minutes, or less. There are ready-made packages for popular platforms, which means that you should be 2 or 3 commands away from having installed and running in your Apache server.
love it
At 53 minutes into the video ... Why don't mobile carriers have forward proxies set up on their side to compress sites this way? Imagine the bandwidth saving that they could gain by doing this.
where can I get his laptop sticker?
How can i use it on production site if its in beta :(
nice laptop o.o
Is this something I can install on my server for my website www.dbl07.co/ or is this something my hosting company Hostgator VPS has to do for me?
Cheers
mod_pagespeed vs mod_spdy ?
7:07 what is page *seed* lol
Also pagespeed/psol url link is a dead link
look like future is now
You guys must have killed in your interviews... literally.
I tested my site and with this new service I will save 0.254 seconds. Not even worth setting up for less than half a second. And yeah this video is way too long.
Russian! Let the man talk.