3 down 1 to go what?
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08-08-2015, 08:53 AM
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3 down 1 to go what?
I got this lovely sequence of optimisations over a number of iterations.
All good. Figures coming down. But page-time refuses to budge What? Check this. ![]() Any thoughts? Cheers Cocosol |
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08-08-2015, 10:32 PM
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RE: 3 down 1 to go what?
Hi cocosol,
First things first: You should start by performing a real test (which Pingdom is not) and pick things apart from there. http://www.webpagetest.org/result/150808_WJ_F44/ Best, AJ Managing Partner WpFASTER | WordPress Optimization Make your WordPress website or blog not just faster & not merely fast, but one of the fastest sites in the ENTIRE WORLD. Performance. Speed. Get Some. WpFASTER! |
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08-08-2015, 11:24 PM
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RE: 3 down 1 to go what?
The site http://boylanheadwear.com is a WordPress site.
http://www.webpagetest.org/result/150808.../1/details surfaces several areas of focus you can fix for better performance. 1) Fix the 404 for rosieWoo-child/custom-css.css, even - touch rosieWoo-child/custom-css.css - will help tremendously. 2) Make http://cloud.typography.com/6445112/7836.../fonts.css local to your server. 3) All file TFB times seem suspect. Do some ApaceBench testing with a simple test.txt + test.php file to ensure simple files serve fast. I just ran an ab (ApacheBench) test + here are some numbers for a server I just setup for hosting client sites + have barely tuned it, so these numbers will likely double after tuning. - 49266 reqs/sec - static .txt + .html files - 11361 reqs/sec - hello world .php file (opcache off) - 15160 reqs/sec - hello world .php file (opcache on) Be sure your filesystem + apache + php + mysql (use mysqltuner) are tuned before starting with WordPress tuning. 4) It appears you're trying to use http://spin3.boylanheadwear.com as a cookieless CDN + this site has expires headers turned off, so be sure + setup expires.conf for Apache. 5) If possible upgrade from Apache-2.2.15 to Apache-2.4.14 (or at least 2.4.8) 6) If possible upgrade from PHP-5.4.38 to PHP-5.6.12 7) Add a WordPress caching plugin (your site has no WP caching right now). Add ZenCache. If you'll actually test caching plugins performance effect, you'll see why ZenCache is a good choice. 8) You're running PHP-5.4, so if you're using APC, remove it + install ZendOpcache instead, which can be done via... pecl -d preferred_state=beta install zendopcache Then use something like https://gist.github.com/ck-on/4959032 to ensure ZendCache has plenty of free memory available. Likely doing these few items will make a big difference in your site performance. Also doing these will likely get rid of the visual lag between seconds 3-5 on your site. Like help speeding up your site? Skype me @ ID davidfavor for a quote. Be sure to include your site name in your Skype Add Contact request. |
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