First Byte Time And Hosting Is Slow

  • Resolved anant18sharma

    (@anant18sharma)


    8 years, 5 months ago

    Hello

    I am Using WordPress 4.3.1 running Hooray theme And the Plugin i am using are as fellows

    > Akismet Version 3.1.5 | By Automattic |
    >Cyclone Slider 2 Version 2.10.1 | By Nico Amarilla |
    > Easy Social Share Buttons Version 3.0.1 | By CreoApps |
    > Jetpack by WordPress.com Version 3.8.0 | By Automattic |
    >Poll & Quiz Tools by OpinionStage Version 13.8.0 | By OpinionStage.com |
    > W3 Total Cache Version 0.9.4.1 | By Frederick Townes |
    >WP Content Copy Protection & No Right Click Version 1.5.0.4 | By wp-buy |
    >WP Smush Version 2.1.2 | By WPMU DEV |
    >Yoast SEO Version 3.0.4 | By Team Yoast |

    This are the plugins which I am using .All are updated and well configured
    Could you tell me that which plugin effects my WordPress website (http://www.dopeshop.in/) Performance .

    I will completely remove (delete ) that plugin which affect my website performance . Could you please guide us that how we know that which plugin cause error and how we solve it .

    I installed the latest version of W3 Total cache, configured it and added a CDN (MaxCDN). When testing our website: http://www.dopeshop.in/ I see that loading times haven’t improved and the site was getting slower.

    I started checking loading times on http://www.dopeshop.in/ I saw that everything was loading very quickly but that the first byte time was massive (5 – 6 seconds). I’m really trying to seek for a solution.

    Perhaps my configuration was not 100% correct or there is another solution to resolve.

    I just want to improve my website performance speed and I want that it would be highly optimized website

    Thanks for your time and knowledge.

    I am waiting for your positive response please revert me ASAP

    Thanks

    http://www.dopeshop.in/
    DopeShop

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-seo/

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  • mikeotgaar

    (@mikeotgaar)

    8 years, 5 months ago

    Agree your TTFB is poor.

    I suspect the problem is your hosting server, however try seeing if there’s another reason before finding a new hosting service. The W3TC debug info (in page source) shows it takes 6.411 seconds to create cache files for first page served – which indicates a hosting server issue to me.

    It’s the same as finding a faulty plugin.
    Turn off (deactivate) each plugin one at a time, clear the site cache and test the site several times allowing some time between tests.

    Jetpack is a heavy resource user and also uses a 3rd party server to load files. Poll & Quiz Tools by OpinionStage also uses a 3rd party server. 3rd party servers can slow down your site – if that server is slow or busy.
    Akismet uses a 3rd party server to check for spam, but doesn’t do anything that can slow things down until a comment is posted.

    From your source code it looks like you are using a CDN (NetDNA) to load some scripts. Sometimes using a CDN is slower than serving files directly.

    Maybe you could try minifying the CSS and JS files – combining as many as possible into a single file. Usually you need to do this manually in W3TC, not using the automatic option, as sometimes you need to exclude some scripts to retain functionality.

    In W3TC settings set expires header to at least 24hrs (86400 seconds)

    Also enable cache preload – you’ll need a sitemap.xml file to work with the W3TC preload function

    Other comments: The front page is image heavy which will slow down page load speed, but should not impact time to first byte.

    Thread Starter anant18sharma

    (@anant18sharma)

    8 years, 4 months ago

    I don’t know much about W3TC Plugin ,much
    but as I check it’s didn’t improve my website performance
    what I will , how i will do I get it’s proper output
    i continuesly check my website on
    https://gtmetrix.com/
    lot’s of problem i am facing but i am not able to figure out that which problem is caused by which issue
    like
    “
    Either the PHP configuration, web server configuration or a script in the WordPress installation has zlib.output_compression enabled.
    Please locate and disable this setting to ensure proper HTTP compression behavior.     “

    Defer parsing of JavaScript
    Serve scaled images
    Add Expires headers
    Make fewer HTTP requests
    Use a Content Delivery Network (CDN)
    Minify JavaScript and CSS
    Reduce DNS lookups
    missing Access-Control-Allow-Origin headers needed for external third party links such as webfonts.

    this are the issues i am facing ,
    and more above
    i had configured MaxCDN Still the CDN issue is there , i didn’t geting any positive output
    one major is First Byte Time issue , i Still not figure out that why this happening and how i solve it

    i had removed lot’s of plugin but Sill i didn’t get any positive Output

    Thanks for your time and knowledge.

    Regards,

    DopeShop
    http://www.dopeshop.in/

    caouic

    (@caouic)

    7 years, 6 months ago

    I have slow ttfb (1 to 5 seconds) since w3 total cache installation.
    https://www.webpagetest.org/result/161020_79_2FJN/
    Then i deactivate gzip compression in browser caching section of the plugin
    and my ttfb is now 0.2 to 0.3
    https://www.webpagetest.org/result/161020_E7_40AT/

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