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I am really sorry and I apologize if I made a wrong question but I have not experience on this and that is the reason I came here. I never tought that I will receive that responsed.
--I fixed the issue--
This is what I did
1- I went to admin/tools/store manager/ and I clean up the debug log files.
2- I logged into mysql database I clean up a huge Table used for SEO.
3- I logged into my root via FTP and delete the all files inside of the /cache folder.
After 1 hour, I could see the improvements. Now my result is
Parse Time: 5.494 - Number of Queries: 4719 - Query Time: 5.43673011412
by the time an specialist contacted me, I had resolved this issue by myself or at least much much better by reading a little from everywhere.![]()
I forgot
"Happy Valentine Day"![]()
I wouldn't say you have solved it.
Here is an example from my store
Parse Time: 0.952 - Number of Queries: 6265 - Query Time: 0.578116442001
To get a similar parse time, look at how many queries i've had to execute
Parse Time: 5.363 - Number of Queries: 37320 - Query Time: 1.5727082292
Your server is still slow.
That is true.
but compare with what it was before(Parse Time: 45.667 or 33.343 averague), I am on much better situation now. This is only happening with my store session becuase admin is at 1.234s to 2.234s parse time
. I am looking foward to improve it and that is why I asked if it is better to make my own server (sorry for been a nobiew
). The specialist at the hosting service told me that it is a "good" parse time now (5 to 10s)
. What can I do?
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If your host thinks 5 to 10 seconds is a good time ... then it is time to find a new hosting provider ...
That does not always mean go build your own server ... most of the time it means finding a host who knows how to manager a server for ecommerce and MySQL properly to maintain speed and reliability ...
Linda McGrath
If you have to think ... you haven't been zenned ...
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If you intend to make money from your store, I would move to a faster server, keeping customers waiting isn't a good idea.
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Without seeing your site, it is hard to judge if there are things that can contribute to any slow downs ...
Linda McGrath
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