How I can check my magento site performance?

[brent]

I am going to a big campaign for my magento site, I am worry about the load speed of my magento site when it have a huge traffic. How I can check to make sure my site still work well with high traffic? Thanks

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[claude]

I usually use google insight to check my website speed, you can use it in https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights . Hope it help.

[golddev]

Google insight only use for speed test, it can't show you how many users your site can work well in the same time, let 's say the insight can be a very good value but when it have 500 users online in the same time, server can be die.

To make sure your server work well in high traffic you need to use Apache Benchmark (ab) tool. The detail you can find in http://magentoexpertforum.com/showth...Tool-in-Ubuntu

I usually use google insight to check my website speed, you can use it in https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights . Hope it help.

[brent]

Thanks 2 of you very much for a quick help.

[Goivvy.com]

Brent,

you can use GTMetrix , Pingdom or WebPageTest online tools to measure your magento website speed. Here are the quick overview of these online resources http://www.goivvy.com/blog/magento-speed-how-to-measure