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I’ve been optimising my website http://ramonlapenta.com to load as fast as possible, but after doing everything I know and testing my website in Google Page Speed and GT Metrix, they both say that I need to reduce server response time:
Should Fix: Reduce server response time In our test, your server responded in 1.4 seconds. There are many factors that can slow down your server response time. Please read our recommendations to learn how you can monitor and measure where your server is spending the most time.
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how to resolve this Reduce server response time In our test, your server responded in 1.7 seconds. There are many factors that can slow down your server response time. Please read our recommendations to learn how you can monitor and measure where your server is spending the most time. Showing for this page http://www.mentorsacademy.org.in/ctet-coaching-in-chandigarh/
I have been getting “Reduce server response time” issues with the Pagespeed Insights tool.
To test whether it is due to DNS, PHP, Wordpress or hosting issue, I duplicated my website at Digitalocean and pasted it in Google Cloud - Google Compute Engine instance.
Problem solved! In Google Cloud I’m able to get faster server response times and pass the Pagespeed test with flying colors even with the smallest VPS in gcloud.
So it’s not due to PHP or Wordpress. Digitalocean server has server response time issues. The difference was between 300ms and 1s.
Hey, <br>that’s strange. I get 200ms response time with a Statamic Blog that pulls in content from 3 folders and does quite a lot of heavy lifting. <br> <br>Let’s troubleshoot some common things: <br> <br>1.) Are you using transform? If so, please check that the _cache folder or the directory you assigned to Transform is writeable. <br>2.) Do you have a LOT of entries? Check your _cache-size, it may well be the culprit if it is too large. <br>3.) Do you use the log-functionality? If so, is there anything showing up in the logs? <br> <br>Otherwise, shoot a tweet @statamic, these guys are usually of great help and a pleasure to work with.