promises about performance are nice, facts about performance are nicer.

(since 2013-09-24)

apart from the permanent monitoring above i randomly check this website with a couple of performance measurement websites – latest (not necessarily recent though) results are below:

• google page speed
  • mobile: 100/100
  • desktop: 100/100
• yslow (“small site or blog” ruleset): grade a, score 93/100
• pingdom: 100/100
• webpagetest: a a a a b x
• gtmetrics
  • page speed grade a (99%)
  • yslow grade b (86%)

since 1 june 2015 the site is running on https. find below the last performance values taken on http connection – actually there should not be a big difference to the current readings…

response times in may 2015: 327ms average, 567ms max, 251ms min

• google page speed
  • mobile: 84/100
  • desktop: 94/100
• yslow (“small site or blog” ruleset): grade x, score x/100
• pingdom: 100/100
• webpagetest: a a b d a x
• gtmetrics
  • page speed grade a (97%)
  • yslow grade a (92%)

on 26 feb 2015 i moved this whole site to another server at another provider – these are the last performance values taken on the old server (note the response time drop at the end, this is already a result of the move):

(from 2013-09-24 to 2015-02-26)

• google page speed
  • mobile: 84/100
  • desktop: 95/100
• yslow (“small site or blog” ruleset): grade a, score 99/100
• pingdom: 100/100
• webpagetest: a a b d a x
• gtmetrics
  • page speed grade a (97%)
  • yslow grade a (92%)

some more tweaking and tuning is well rewarded: