How to improve page speed?

katos

mrperfect 1GB SSD is ... strange.

Anyway, to the topic at hand:

1) Your site is not utilising a CDN, and so you're relying on the server to serve assets, which is why your TTFB is pretty slow.

Use a CDN for all static assets: 0/100
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/forum.css?v=3bb78db7
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/files/2021-08-24/1629826041-433561-62.png
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/favicon-2bzwz171.png
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/logo-ovfrevug.png
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/forum.js?v=14a6a769
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/forum-en.js?v=16c5c4ea
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/fonts/fa-solid-900.woff2
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/fonts/fa-brands-400.woff2
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/fonts/fa-regular-400.woff2
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/files/2021-08-24/1629822716-627720-writing-a-blog.png
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/files/2021-08-24/1629824440-484637-work-from-home2.png

2) You are loading unused resources:

https://mastervision99.com/assets/forum.js?v=14a6a769
https://mastervision99.com/assets/forum.css?v=3bb78db7

3) You are also chaining critical requests:

Maximum critical path latency: 3.6s
INITIAL NAVIGATION
https://mastervision99.com/ 13.6KB, 1.3s
https://mastervision99.com/assets/forum-en.js?v=16c5c4ea 6.23KB, 1.1s
https://mastervision99.com/assets/forum.js?v=14a6a769 186KB, 1.1s
https://mastervision99.com/assets/forum.css?v=3bb78db7 39.3KB, 537ms
https://mastervision99.com/assets/fonts/fa-solid-900.woff2 76.5KB, 285ms
https://mastervision99.com/assets/fonts/fa-regular-400.woff2 13.0KB, 1.1s
https://mastervision99.com/assets/fonts/fa-brands-400.woff2 75.0KB, 838m

You need to reduce the size of assets on load:

Resource	Savings in bytes
https://mastervision99.com/assets/files/2021-08-24/1629824440-484637-work-from-home2.png	46,159 bytes
https://mastervision99.com/assets/files/2021-08-24/1629826041-433561-62.png	36,555 bytes
https://mastervision99.com/assets/files/2021-08-24/1629822716-627720-writing-a-blog.png	35,795 bytes

4) Consider changing your default homepage. For example: (tested using GTMetrix)

Using Blog as the homepage
Grade: D
Performance: 58%
Structure: 90%

Testing against /all
Grade: C
Performance: 71%
Structure: 95%

Result: https://i.imgur.com/w49HI52.png

mrperfect

katos
1) Your site is not utilising a CDN, and so you're relying on the server to serve assets, which is why your TTFB is pretty slow.
2) You are loading unused resources:
3) You are also chaining critical requests:

How to handle above points?

xasharma

Hii I have copied this issue from a post katos

I am going through the same. Please guide how to improve these things.

Anyway, to the topic at hand:

1) Your site is not utilising a CDN, and so you're relying on the server to serve assets, which is why your TTFB is pretty slow.

Use a CDN for all static assets: 0/100

FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/forum.css?v=3bb78db7
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/files/2021-08-24/1629826041-433561-62.png
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/favicon-2bzwz171.png
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/logo-ovfrevug.png
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/forum.js?v=14a6a769
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/forum-en.js?v=16c5c4ea
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/fonts/fa-solid-900.woff2
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/fonts/fa-brands-400.woff2
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/fonts/fa-regular-400.woff2
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/files/2021-08-24/1629822716-627720-writing-a-blog.png
FAILED - https://mastervision99.com/assets/files/2021-08-24/1629824440-484637-work-from-home2.png

2) You are loading unused resources:

https://mastervision99.com/assets/forum.js?v=14a6a769
https://mastervision99.com/assets/forum.css?v=3bb78db7

3) You are also chaining critical requests:

Maximum critical path latency: 3.6s
INITIAL NAVIGATION
https://mastervision99.com/ 13.6KB, 1.3s
https://mastervision99.com/assets/forum-en.js?v=16c5c4ea 6.23KB, 1.1s
https://mastervision99.com/assets/forum.js?v=14a6a769 186KB, 1.1s
https://mastervision99.com/assets/forum.css?v=3bb78db7 39.3KB, 537ms
https://mastervision99.com/assets/fonts/fa-solid-900.woff2 76.5KB, 285ms
https://mastervision99.com/assets/fonts/fa-regular-400.woff2 13.0KB, 1.1s
https://mastervision99.com/assets/fonts/fa-brands-400.woff2 75.0KB, 838m

You need to reduce the size of assets on load:

Resource	Savings in bytes
https://mastervision99.com/assets/files/2021-08-24/1629824440-484637-work-from-home2.png	46,159 bytes
https://mastervision99.com/assets/files/2021-08-24/1629826041-433561-62.png	36,555 bytes
https://mastervision99.com/assets/files/2021-08-24/1629822716-627720-writing-a-blog.png	35,795 bytes

4) Consider changing your default homepage. For example: (tested using GTMetrix)

Using Blog as the homepage
Grade: D
Performance: 58%
Structure: 90%

Testing against /all
Grade: C
Performance: 71%
Structure: 95%

katos

mrperfect

1) Following a guide like this : https://discuss.flarum.org/d/28164-configure-cloudflare-for-flarum-speed-and-security
2) You will need to confirm that you're not using these (backup just in case as well!) and then delete the file from your host.
3) Most of them will be dealt with by removing unused assets 🙂

luceos

mrperfect TTFB is pretty slow.

TTFB can be impacted by many things, to name a few:

use a later php version, 8.0 and later is much faster than previous versions
use opcache
disable xdebug
reduce latency between database server and the webserver (some shared hosting provider make use of an off-server database cluster, which improves availability, but increases latency)
optimize your database server
optimize your webserver and php handling; apache, nginx, fpm etc they all have to be configured related to the resources available
reduce the number of installed extensions; or test performance with randomly disabled extensions to pinpoint a possible cause for badly performing extensions
ttfb can also be impacted by dns or network; think about loadbalancers, cloudflare or nameservers.

pierres

Unless your site is really huge and you have users all over the globe you probably wont need a CDN. Instead follow the steps mentioned by e.g. luceos and review the config of your server setup (nginx, php, db). Also don't forget to enable compression and HTTP/2. The latter helps with hosting your own assets especially on slower (mobile) networks.

A default Flarum install should get you A ratings accross the board. (though performance regresses heavily on very long discussion threads)

xasharma

mrperfect

Site theme is so clean ... is it custom-made by you or available on flarum ?

mrperfect

xasharma
customize UI using css

xasharma

pierres

Wow its really very fast 🔥

mrperfect

Can you anybody help me to improve my website performance ?
I am using cloudflare but still website getting slow

MasterVision99

mrperfect

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mrperfect that Time To First Byte is insane. You'll need to fix that problem on your server first as probably CF won't be able to do anything with that. You should also test from a location closest to your actual server to get the best results. Testing from a server in another geographic location will always give negative results site to latency.

Akito

This might help some a litle
https://discuss.flarum.org/d/28164-configure-cloudflare-for-flarum-speed-and-security

mrperfect

Akito

Already done CF configuration

mrperfect

how to handle above issues?

mrperfect

why waiting time so high? is there any reason ? is flarum issue or server configuration issue?

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mrperfect https://discuss.flarum.org/d/28758-how-to-improve-page-speed/24

Braden

mrperfect if you follow luceos tip will make you score top
Heres mine

Akito

Braden Who is luceos please tell me I wish I could have that speed too ><

Prosperous

Akito He has posted in this discussion, just scroll up...

TTFB can be impacted by many things, to name a few:

use a later php version, 8.0 and later is much faster than previous versions

use opcache

disable xdebug

reduce latency between database server and the webserver (some shared hosting provider make use of an off-server database cluster, which improves availability, but increases latency)

optimize your database server

optimize your webserver and php handling; apache, nginx, fpm etc they all have to be configured related to the resources available

reduce the number of installed extensions; or test performance with randomly disabled extensions to pinpoint a possible cause for badly performing extensions

ttfb can also be impacted by dns or network; think about loadbalancers, cloudflare or nameservers.

Braden

Akito His famous! Are you using CDN? like cloudflare? If yes, then its time you put all other projects off and concetrate learning about Performance Metrics. https://discuss.flarum.org/d/28758-how-to-improve-page-speed/16

Akito

Braden Prosperous
Thank you! 😊

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