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My website taking 567ms with Let’s Encrypt (https) and 64ms without SSL (simple http) on NGINX + PHP7.0 + Ubuntu 16.04.

Posted July 18, 2018 1.6k views
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Hi, I tested my website on http://www.bytecheck.com/ to know Time To First Byte (TTFB) and I found out with Let’s Encrypt (https) it took 567ms but without SSL (URL with HTTP) it took just 64ms. My droplet is on Ubuntu 16.04 with LEMP setup.

Check attached images for more detail I can see a long time on SSL connection

https://postimg.cc/image/rhoyr1d2l/ —> with SSL
https://postimg.cc/image/vqtot78m5/ —> without SSL

Is something wrong in my SSL setup. Please help.

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jarland July 19, 2018

Hello friend!

I visited your website using http and https, and I was not able to reproduce any additional delay over https. There will of course always be some fluctuation for various reasons both local and remote, but I cannot see a sound reason for any significant and consistent delay there.

Kind Regards,
Jarland

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  • badgujarchetan July 19, 2018

    Hi Jarland, Thanks for the reply.
    I forwarded all HTTP requests to https so you can’t able to see any delay. But if you check both screenshots from bytecheck you can see website taking too much in SSL.

    Chetan

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