Profiling Django

django profiling
sharjeel picture sharjeel · Mar 2, 2010 · Viewed 44.1k times · Source

My django application has become painfully slow on the production. Probably it is due to some complex or unindexed queries.

Is there any django-ish way to profile my application?

Answer

Silver Light picture Silver Light · Mar 2, 2010

Try the Django Debug Toolbar. It will show you what queries are executed on each page and how much time they take. It's a really useful, powerful and easy to use tool.

Also, read recommendations about Django performance in Database access optimization from the documentation.

And Django performance tips by Jacob Kaplan-Moss.

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