Better to disable query monitor on production sites?
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Hello, i open extra post because it’s a different question, maybe help to other people in the feature.
My question is my headline:
Better to disable query monitor on production sites?I notice in the setting option of the plugin have option to disable Query monitor:
QM_DISABLED Disable Query Monitor entirely. Default value: falseNow, i got confused because i believe you made your plugin for production site.
But just in case and i am wrong.Better turn off query monitor via the wp_config?
1. If i not need to debug nothing and my site is perfect?
Or
2. The plugin can do it with a site like mine? (on live production site)The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]
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The answer is: it depends 😀 . If your site is performing well then it’s usually fine to leave QM active, but if you’re having issues with memory usage then you may wish to only activate it when you’re actively investigating a problem.
The
QM_DISABLEDconstant allows you to toggle QM on and off without having to go into the Plugins screen in the admin area and deactivate and reactivate it. You can also conditionally define the constant, although this needs to happen very early on (eg. inside wp-config.php).You can also disable QM during long-running processes with the
qm/ceaseaction. Details here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/query-monitor/#can%20i%20prevent%20query%20monitor%20from%20collecting%20data%20during%20long-running%20requests%3F
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