WordPress – poor performance – authenticated users

  • rodolphomoreno

    (@rodolphomoreno)


    8 years, 12 months ago

    We set up an Intranet with Single Sign-on and some plugins that bring a personal experience to the logged in user.

    However, as the number of users increases on the intranet, navigation slows down.

    We tried some caching solutions, but, I do not know if due to lack of configuration, the cache of the pages “was lost” among the users logged in, causing problems.

    Without authentication and with caching the access gets very fast, but we lose many important resources.

    Currently we are using memcached applying on some parts of the site and improved, but not yet as we would like.

    Framework: Linux + Apache + WordPress + Mysql

    Can anyone help?

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  • Liew Cheon-Fong

    (@lcf)

    8 years, 12 months ago

    – most caching plugins do not cache for logged in users.
    – try to add NGINX reverse proxy in front of Apache in your stack.
    – Optimize Apache and MySQL settings

    How many users are there?

    Thread Starter rodolphomoreno

    (@rodolphomoreno)

    8 years, 12 months ago

    Thanks. We will try.

    We usually have 60-80 logged users. The highest number was 120.

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