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    It 's too slow, redis is better but not much. You can check this tutorial speed up magento, I think you may choose the wrong hosting and configure server wrong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by speed2x View Post
    It 's too slow, redis is better but not much. You can check this tutorial speed up magento, I think you may choose the wrong hosting and configure server wrong.
    What would be a good speed for a magento site? 1-3 sec? And how many request should it make for the homepage I currently have around 79 and the page is 1.5mb big!

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    Hello,

    Quote Originally Posted by mowz View Post
    What would be a good speed for a magento site? 1-3 sec? And how many request should it make for the homepage I currently have around 79 and the page is 1.5mb big!
    Your ideal target should be 1 second. Every content/feature that makes the 1-second goal hard should be heavily examined in term od added value. 1.5mb is definitively too much!

    Please feel free to follow the recommandations given using www.dareboost.com on your website! Opening a waterfall you should see that your backend is not the first culprit.

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    mowz, your page size is really high!

    Are you currently doing anything to optimize images? You can also set up a CDN from Rackspace or Amazon to host your images on servers all around the world. There are also plugins that will do this for you automatically.

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    I think your site is loading too slow.
    You can try Magento Defer Javascript to speed up your Magento site effectively. This extension will reduce loading time by deferring deferring your JavaScript loading

    Hope it is useful for you!

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    To minimize the site load speed, you need to optimize images, minify CSS & Javascript. I would recommend to try FME Magento Optimization services to speedup Magento website. https://www.fmeextensions.com/magento-services.html

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    You can also use magento flat table method to increase it's speed.

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    For Magento 2, Defer JavaScript extension helps to delay JavaScript loading till the last moment so that the site can perform better and faster. Besides, this Magento Defer JavaScript extension also defers Iframes effectively to contribute to reduce loading time and speed up websites.

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    Assess each outsider augmentation introduced.
    Pick the quickest facilitating conceivable.
    Ensure Full Page Cache is on.
    Ensure Production Mode is on.
    Never use JS packaging.
    Empower CSS/JS minification.
    Utilize Built-in Cache, Skip Varnish.

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    You can optimize the size of images and CSS files to reduce the load time of the website.

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    Refresh to the Latest Magento Version.

    Empower the Flat Catalog.

    Clean Magento Logs.

    Union Javascript and CSS Files.

    Uninstall Irrelevant Extensions.

    Physically Reindex Data.

    Empower Caching.

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    We are team of Magento professionals wo provides magento speed optimization service: https://www.elsner.com/services/mage...-optimization/

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    Do you want to improve Magento performance Follow these effective ways to optimize Magento performance and it will help you speed up Magento eCommerce site and improve page load time This Magento optimization guide is extremely helpful for owners and developers. Learn how to improve magento performance

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    You need to compress HTML and CSS code as well as optimize images on your website, which can help to improve in website loading and make it browser compatible.

    If you are not aware of Magento development then I would like to suggestion connect Best Magento Development Company, I am sure you will get the right solution for your website issue.

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    Hello! There are some basic techniques that help to solve most performance problems. They are:
    *minimization of JavaScript and CSS files
    *optimization of the image size and format
    *usage of Full Page Cache technology
    *Google PageSpeed Module

    However, there are some more complicated methods that our company uses for complicated cases:
    * Change your hosting provider. The lack of hosting resources always results in a website performance degradation and slower load time. Sometimes, issues with a hosting result in the long downtimes, which irreversibly leads to the loss of both regular and potential customers.
    * Reduce #of server (HTTP) requests. The more requests, the longer the server response time is, and the longer it will take a page to be fully loaded. The number of server requests depends on the amount and type of content on the page that is expected to load.
    * After a thorough test, find problem places and completely review your code. Buggy code can be found in many places throughout the website. However, most often this issue arises after the integration of poor quality third-party extensions or custom features added by inexperienced Magento developers.
    * Use Content Delivery Network. CDN is a network of connected servers that are used to help in faster delivery of the content. Copies of the website are stored at multiple data centers that are geographically distributed all over the world in order to provide users with faster and more reliable access to the website.
    Last edited by Katarina Grumy; 03-10-2019 at 12:40 PM.

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