ADF Performance Improvement with Nginx Compression

Content compression doesn’t provide direct runtime performance, a browser would run the same code, doesn’t matter it was compressed or not. But it brings improved perceived performance (which is very important), network time is way faster, because of reduced content size. Oracle ADF is a server-side framework, each request would bring content from the server — faster this content comes, means better application performance.

1. Content Compression = OFF

Page load size is 2.69 MB transferred. Finish time 1.55 s:

Navigation to the employee section generates 165.76 KB and finish time 924 ms:

Navigation to employee compensation generates 46.19 KB and finish time 494 ms:

2. Nginx compression

3. Content Compression = ON Page load size is 733.84 KB transferred. Finish time 1.48 s:

Navigation to the employee section generates 72.75 KB and finish time 917 ms:

Navigation to employee compensation generates 7.59 KB and finish time 498 ms:

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