Question
suggestion for speed, performance, server optimization .
- Posted on September 25, 2014
Asked by Moin Shaikh
hi, i have a website which was 512Mb Droplet , it had 700,0000 post all imported using data feeds of products. the website database use to crash often , so i upgraded on 1Gb droplet.
But the problem are still the same,
- website is slow takes too long to load
- Wordpress Admin panel more slow. *importing more products is still slow (previously it used to import 500 products in 1 minute now it takes more then 15min for it ) *database crashes (before it used to crash 5 times a day ,now 2 times a day).
this are some of the problems i am facing , cant afford higher droplet .being a student , i am tight on budget :(
So guys please help me out by recommending best practice, solutions , plugin, advice regarding this.
Thanks in advance ,
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If you are running Apache, trying switching to Nginx. Thats what did it for me
It is hard to comment without some one gets the access to check your WordPress configuration and plugins… It’s often some faulty plugin installation or settings causes system resources to overload…
Best practice would be adding a 512MB Swap file…
Follow a basic guide here, https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-add-swap-on-ubuntu-14-04 but too much swap may also create same issue, so do not use more than 1GB, which I would say max you may have…
Use a caching plugin… W3TC would be a good option, free plugin and helps a lot to reduce load on server by caching static content !!!
But the amount of data you are talking about, it seem the website is way to big by the way… See if adding swap and W3TC for WordPress helps… If not, may be you really need higher plans !!