Post by account_disabled on Mar 9, 2024 10:31:22 GMT
Furthermore we wanted to obtain the most reliable results. The theme installs a large number of libraries which adds an additional burden at the beginning and affects its performance. We compared with the theme installed in two configurations on the server during installation on the server with the plugin. We measured the version (as of year, month, day). As you can see the difference in time is huge. On the server we receive the first byte of the page twice as fast. On many sites There are similar comparisons but it's worth checking where exactly this difference comes from and whether the comparison is fair? It turns out that the plugin has a mechanism enabled by default that saves the entire page.
This means that after the first page view the page will Saved on the server (in memory or on UK Mobile Number List disk)entirely generated but read from the cache. The page cache is cleared after page modifications and on some pages (e.g. the shopping cart page in Page Cache would be disabled to prevent customers from receiving other customers' shopping cart pages. So we disabled it in the plugin on the server. After 2 attempts we found that the average time on the server was less than what we got using on the server. Then we checked I wonder if the difference in time is not due to the object and database cache used in the plugin. In the configuration of the server we installed the plugin and enabled the database and object cache.
After trying this the time difference between the two servers decreased in the server The time after page cache is enabled in the plugin and on the server is equal. We receive the first byte of the page after milliseconds. We can see the visible effect on the server stems from the use of caching in the plugin (enabled in The plugin is automatically installed when supported. Installing and properly configuring the plugin can achieve the same effect on the server.
This means that after the first page view the page will Saved on the server (in memory or on UK Mobile Number List disk)entirely generated but read from the cache. The page cache is cleared after page modifications and on some pages (e.g. the shopping cart page in Page Cache would be disabled to prevent customers from receiving other customers' shopping cart pages. So we disabled it in the plugin on the server. After 2 attempts we found that the average time on the server was less than what we got using on the server. Then we checked I wonder if the difference in time is not due to the object and database cache used in the plugin. In the configuration of the server we installed the plugin and enabled the database and object cache.
After trying this the time difference between the two servers decreased in the server The time after page cache is enabled in the plugin and on the server is equal. We receive the first byte of the page after milliseconds. We can see the visible effect on the server stems from the use of caching in the plugin (enabled in The plugin is automatically installed when supported. Installing and properly configuring the plugin can achieve the same effect on the server.