If you've configured PHP Weather to use a database, then you might be interested in knowing how long it takes to access the data in the database. This is what this page is for, it will meassure the time it takes for PHP Weather to retrieve and display a large number of METARs.
If you have several different databases available to you, then you can compare them using this page.
We will now time PHP Weather while it retrieves and parses 32 different METARs. This will take a long time at first because PHP Weather has to retrieve the METARs from the Internet, but the second time you use this page it should go much faster because the METARs can be retrieved from the database - that is, if you've configured PHP Weather to use a database.
Select the number of METARs to use: 32, 64, 128, or 256.
Processed 32 METARs...
Total time used to process 32 METARs: 7,921 ms.
Time used per METAR: 247.5 ms.