I'll identify performance issues in your PHP application.
Increase conversion rates?
Reduce cart abandonment rates?
Improve search rankings?
Gain user trust?
My PHP Performance Audit can help you do that.
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Performance can influence conversion rates, cart abandonment rates, search engine optimization rankings, and how trustworthy your clients find your site. This leads to lower sales, poor search rankings, mobile visitors abandoning your site altogether, and loss of user trust.
Sites with poor performance can have a huge impact on a business. Unfortunately, it's not always easy to know if a site is performing poorly. That's why a performance audit of your website or application can be so important.
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I'll audit your PHP application to help identify performance issues. This is a fixed-scope project with no defined end date. I will work on this project until the audit is completed. Order now to secure my next available slot.
In-depth discovery of your application
Written report outlining everything we discover
Proposals for fixing Low-hanging Fruit
Recommendations for specific performance issues
First, I'll work closely with your team to understand how your application works. Then, I'll explore the code to uncover any performance issues. Finally, I'll give you the information you need to know to improve the performance of your application.
At the end of the audit, you'll receive a written report. Your report will include:
I look at your code and measure resource consumption while your application is executing. This allows me to figure out where and how those resources are being used. You can use this information to determine how best to improve the performance.
There are a few key resources we will look at to help determine whether there are performance issues with your application.
This is the time spent executing your application. This is time that your application is actually running code. High CPU time contributes to high CPU load averages and consuming too many compute resources.
This is the time your application spends waiting for something to happen. During this time your application is not actually running code. High IO time can be a sign of slow external resources, problems with local infrastructure (like disks), or problematic SQL queries.
Your application consumes memory. This is where your application stores what it knows while it is executing. If your application consumes too much memory, your application or site can become slow or unstable.
Many applications also consume network resources. Any time your application communicates with a resource on a different host or network involves networking resources. This can contribute to both higher I/O time and larger-than-needed bandwidth bills when transferring data in cloud environments.
I am a technology strategy consultant with over 20 years of PHP experience under my belt.
Technical Strategy Consultant
Beau has been a professional polyglot programmer since 1998. He has offered consulting services through dflydev since 2009. Beau was previously Blackfire.io's Technical Product Manager. His experience at Blackfire.io gives him great insight into understanding PHP performance issues.
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