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Why is GoAutodial 3.0 admin SO SLOW??
Posted:
Thu Aug 01, 2013 4:05 pm
by cbsys
Why is goautodial admin 3.0 so slow??
Its painful and the web admin screen takes a huge amount of time to load.
Currently running 3.0-1375156800
We can use the /vicidial/admin.php URL on the same dialler and its very fast and usable!
However the goadmin screens are really slow to load up!!
Re: Why is GoAutodial 3.0 admin SO SLOW??
Posted:
Thu Aug 01, 2013 4:18 pm
by williamconley
Two possibilities as i see it:
1) The cost of pretty/cool AJAX / Javascript screens.
2) Underpowered server.
So ... what are the hardware specs?
PS: This would be why The Vicidial Group has kept the Vicidial screens ugly and very very simplistic. It's about the capacity of the server. Not "pretty". Of course, I'm just guessing ...
Re: Why is GoAutodial 3.0 admin SO SLOW??
Posted:
Thu Aug 01, 2013 4:34 pm
by cbsys
HP proliant ML310e, Quad Core Xeon, 12Gb ram
Its not underpowered, the machine previously ran GoAutodial 2.1 and was perfectly OK
It also runs the vicidial admin webpages ok
So there must be something in particular to the new look interface which comes up very slowly!
Re: Why is GoAutodial 3.0 admin SO SLOW??
Posted:
Thu Aug 01, 2013 4:43 pm
by williamconley
The new goautodial has a lot more "stuff" in it. Very heavy on "Pretty/Simple to use". That does incur a cost. As I said: AJAX/Javascript will slow things down quite a bit.
However, your statement shows the number of processors and amount of RAM. This could still vary widely. A quad core Xeon at 1.7Ghz will respond quite differently than one at 3.6Ghz. Plus a front side bus speed can vary widely, as can CPU Cache and memory speed. You have not really demonstrated a Powerful system spec. I will say, however that this may not be as important as I asserted ...
I left out one other possibility: Underpowered workstation. Since much of the javascript will run in the browser ... the client computer running the code must have some heft as well.
Gardo is basically pushing a "Web 2.0" look and feel, and this requires a "Web 2.0" Desktop to handle the load. Many workstations are seriously underpowered as they are many years old.
Re: Why is GoAutodial 3.0 admin SO SLOW??
Posted:
Thu Aug 01, 2013 11:39 pm
by gardo
Right on the spot William! Almost everything is done on the workstation side. All those bells and whistle are done on the workstation particularly the web browser. Minimal footprint on the server side.
williamconley wrote:I left out one other possibility: Underpowered workstation. Since much of the javascript will run in the browser ... the client computer running the code must have some heft as well.
Gardo is basically pushing a "Web 2.0" look and feel, and this requires a "Web 2.0" Desktop to handle the load. Many workstations are seriously underpowered as they are many years old.
A dual core workstation with at least 1 GB of RAM is recommended for the admin side.
Re: Why is GoAutodial 3.0 admin SO SLOW??
Posted:
Sat Aug 03, 2013 5:41 am
by cbsys
Workstation is an intel i5 with 8Gb ram
I dont think it is underpowered for this!
Re: Why is GoAutodial 3.0 admin SO SLOW??
Posted:
Sun Aug 04, 2013 5:21 pm
by williamconley
you have hit upon one of my pet peeves. LOL
core i5 means nothing. it's a brand name. your processor is neither more powerful nor "cooler" because it's an i5. whenever you try to impress someone with your processor (or inform them of it's power in any way), the Speed and Number of Cores is the spec to give. not it's brand name. core i5 is not Lamborghini.
that being said: core i5 comes in flavors from 2.2Ghz to 3.6Ghz and two cores to four cores. And let me say that 2.2Ghz with two cores is ... not impressive. If you load up a 2.2Ghz dual core system with a bunch of cookies, browser add-ons and toolbars, it could certainly be slow workstation. If you're that type.
and "underpowered for this" could easily be determined by having someone with a quad-core 3.0+ using private browsing and without any add-ons or toolbars try the page. could be enlightening. then you'd know if it's your workstation or if the site itself is just slow. in which case you should just use the regular "web 1.0" vicidial screens.
Re: Why is GoAutodial 3.0 admin SO SLOW??
Posted:
Mon Aug 05, 2013 3:05 am
by cbsys
Im not trying to impress anyone, just telling you what it is!!!
To be more precise its a quad-core 2.8Ghz i5
Are you saying that everyone who logs into goautodial 3.0 now has to upgrade to a quad-core 3.0Ghz cpu just to have a decent experience of the new interface???
Re: Why is GoAutodial 3.0 admin SO SLOW??
Posted:
Mon Aug 05, 2013 11:18 am
by williamconley
lol. nope, but it would be preferable not to have a bloated list of browser helpers/addons/toolbars and running apps. and a "decent" system. and patience. that's been known to help a bit as well.
Workstation is an intel i5
I dont think it is underpowered
and while you may not Consciously think you were trying to impress someone with the i5 ... it would be interesting to hear why the brand (intel i5) was in any way related to whether it was "underpowered"? not that you were trying to impress me with your powerful workstation, but perhaps that it being intel and an i5 was in some way impressive and would demonstrate its lack of underpoweredness. LOL
i'm not pickin on ya, just that you hit one of my pet peeves.
Re: Why is GoAutodial 3.0 admin SO SLOW??
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Mon Aug 05, 2013 4:33 pm
by gardo
LOL!
Not really sure why your GOadmin page is slow. What browser are you using? What operating system (Windows, Linux, Mac and etc)? It loads up pretty fast on a decent workstation (dual core with at least 1 GB of RAM).
Have you tried updating the system by running "yum update -y"?
Re: Why is GoAutodial 3.0 admin SO SLOW??
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Sun Jan 19, 2014 7:13 pm
by linux99x
is this dead. I have same issue. i have a decent machine and decent bandwidth....has there been any resolve..agent login, vicidial login, vtigercrm i added all works fine...but no go on https to admin. please help.
Re: Why is GoAutodial 3.0 admin SO SLOW??
Posted:
Sun Jan 19, 2014 8:13 pm
by linux99x
I was able to correct it with setting on my pfsense2.1 firewall. Nat/firewall enable reflection NAT/proxy......works like a charm on a dual core pentium with 2GB ram and 5mb up on server side. issue was not i5 xeon arm chip related
running autodial ce3.0 64bit
Re: Why is GoAutodial 3.0 admin SO SLOW??
Posted:
Mon Jan 20, 2014 3:39 pm
by gardo
Thank you for posting your solution.