Improving First Byte Time
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08-08-2017, 04:15 PM
Post: #11
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RE: Improving First Byte Time
(07-19-2017 04:29 PM)GreenGecko Wrote: All this rubbish spouted about Magento - it's not brilliant, but at least it uses the Zend Framework. Just because you don't have the knowledge to tune it, doesn't mean it's not possible. As you're already running nginx, install php in php-fpm mode, and throw apache away completely. APC runs far, far better across php-fpm than it does with apache modules ( eAcellerator seems to be king over there ), and I find the resultant chain ( nginx -> php-fpm -> mysql ) far simpler to understand and tune. Once this is up and running, you'll need to start tuning up php resources ( high timeouts for admin services, plenty of mem again - 384 - 512MB per process ). |
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10-04-2017, 07:54 AM
Post: #12
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RE: Improving First Byte Time
First you need to identify the problem and since WP and forum run OK it is barely the hardware or server software.
Do this: 1. Download and install a fresh copy of Magento (the same version) on the server. 2. Compare its performance to the website - does it run faster? 3. I am 90% sure a clean copy will perform way better. If it does then you have either 3rd party extension or theme file slowing you down. 4. Disable extensions one by one to identify a performance hog and then try a different theme to see if it makes the difference. Here I talk about it in details: https://www.goivvy.com/blog/magento-speed-boost Konstantin Gerasimov Magento Certified Developer https://www.goivvy.com |
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