Tune Time
The Raspberry Pi is small and economical but also fairly limited for resources. A few targeted tuning steps might help you gain better performance.
The Raspberry Pi is small and economical but also fairly limited for resources. A few targeted tuning steps might help you gain better performance.
Raspberry Pi is perfectly suited for hosting your own web projects, but more complex applications can make the tiny Pi break a sweat. Recently, I tried to set up my Pi with the private cloud app ownCloud [1], and the sluggish performance prompted me to investigate the options for performance tuning on the Raspberry Pi. I was able to complete the ownCloud installation, but the response times were intolerable. I knew I needed to find some performance tweaks somewhere.
With performance problems of this kind, regardless of the hardware platform, the best strategy is always: measure, change, and measure again.
When beset by performance problems, experienced Linux users will turn to the top
utility, which outputs information about the current system load. Open a terminal window and type top
. The top
command displays the processes running on the system and the amount of system resources each process is consuming. A summary at the top displays the overall system load.
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