Page loading time

Performance
How Semantic MediaWiki tries to minimize its influence on the page loading time
Keywords
Performance · Page loading time
Table of Contents

A page (content object that commands information display) is build with the help of different sources (mediawiki-core, extensions etc.) and the effective (as in experienced time) page loading time depends on various factors including:

• Parser functions that are part of a page content (incl. embedded queries provided by the #ask parser function)
• jQuery modules required to be loaded (MediaWiki's ResourceLoader)
• Database responsiveness to serve a single/multiple view requests
• Usage of responsive cache providers (redis, Varnish, Squid etc.)

Semantic MediaWiki tries to minimize the influence it has on the page loading time by employing different cache strategies.

Restrict query execution

• Query performance and Restrict query execution‎‎
• Embedded links to queries (limit=0) will have no adverse effect since

Dynamic result printers

• Help:Result formats (deferred mode)

See also

• configuration parameter $wgParserCacheType (MediaWiki.org) - Allows to adjust the Parser cache
• Help page on caching.
• Help page on performance tuning.