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Question Webpages are very slow using PHP-FPM for 7.0
- Thread starter Carlosmls
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It is very unlikely that the reason for a delay is PHP 7. My suggestions here are:
1) Run the free Pingdom speedtest for the website. Pingdom will show you exactly what parts of the website delivery process cause the biggest delays.
2) Insert a microtime measurement into your code and narrow the bracket down to where the code really spends a lot of time.
This can be highly effective, because you will identify loops and statements that are very expensive. Once you have identified the problematic code you can easily replace it with faster solutions.
1) Run the free Pingdom speedtest for the website. Pingdom will show you exactly what parts of the website delivery process cause the biggest delays.
2) Insert a microtime measurement into your code and narrow the bracket down to where the code really spends a lot of time.
Code:
$tx1 = microtime(true);
... your code here ...
$tx2 = microtime(true);
error_log(($tx2-$tx1)*1000);
Hi, Carlosmls
Do you use an interaction with a database or with a file system or a connection to external services? Maybe do you use external resources in generated HTML? I think to analyse code with microtime() a good idea. Another way it is analysing result HTML with browser development mode.
Are you monitor a performance of CPU and disk subsystem of a web server? Do you use any cache techniques or cache services?
Do you use an interaction with a database or with a file system or a connection to external services? Maybe do you use external resources in generated HTML? I think to analyse code with microtime() a good idea. Another way it is analysing result HTML with browser development mode.
Are you monitor a performance of CPU and disk subsystem of a web server? Do you use any cache techniques or cache services?
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