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I am trying to recode one of my old application in a much better way. Its not too big but while loading it runs around 80 queries. But still loads in the browser in 2 sec. I can optimize few queries, thats ok. My question is should i be worried about this or its all fine. What should be the average query requests for loading a page ? I want to know the standard limits.
I would begin by not touching the queries, but by measuring how much time do these take
Any of these can be the culprit, or it can be even something else. Likely one of those, though. When you know what exactly is taking the time, it should point you to right direction when fixing the situation.
Doing some real performance tests to back up the numbers doesn’t hurt, either…