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conflicting results - hsiboy - 02-08-2013 02:50 AM Whilst trying to explain the many ways in which a websites speed can be improved, i used my blog as a target (a word-press instance with woeful load times and long ttfb). Oddly, while i dramatically improved the pages speed, the results i got were conflicting. The Dublin node http://www.webpagetest.org/result/130207_N4_KCF/ gave me the following score: First Byte Time: A Keep-alive Enabled: F Compress Transfer: F Compress Images: A Cache static content: D CDN detected: X but meanwhile in Gloucester http://www.webpagetest.org/result/130207_4R_KCB/ First Byte Time: B Keep-alive Enabled: A Compress Transfer: A Compress Images: A Cache static content: C CDN detected: X while in London town: http://www.webpagetest.org/result/130207_T2_JS1/ First Byte Time: A Keep-alive Enabled: A Compress Transfer: A Compress Images: A Cache static content: C CDN detected: X So why did Dublin award the test Keep-alive Enabled: F Compress Transfer: F when London and Gloucester award an A grade? @hsiboy RE: conflicting results - andydavies - 02-08-2013 04:57 AM Looks Gloucester and Dublin are going through PSS but Dublin isn't so that waterfalls aren't comparable. Is that what you were expecting? RE: conflicting results - pmeenan - 02-14-2013 04:33 AM I re-ran the Dublin test and it came back with similar behavior as the others: http://www.webpagetest.org/result/130213_5Z_15XR/ If you had recently CNAMEd to PSS before running the test there is a good chance that your DNS changes just hadn't propagated through the Internet yet (depending on the TTL it could be cached in various servers for hours or days). |