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Clean Magento 2 installation terribly slow
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I did a fresh installation of Magento 2.3.1 (standard theme) and it's terribly slow. The server should be fine because non-optimized M1 installations running good.
I already did the obvious optimizations:
- Minify css enabled
- Minify js enabled
- Minify html enabled
- Merge css enabled
- Merge js enabled
- Bundle js disabled
- Sign Static Files enabled
- Use Flat Catalog
I did not
- use Varnish (because I can't cache prices since I will have different prices for different customers).
- change mode to production (
when I do bin/magento deploy:show:mode I get Magento supports PHP 7.1.3 or later. Please read https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/install-gde/system-requirements-tech.html)
What I noticed is that after I first visited the page, it gets a little bit faster. I guess the pages are cached. But after ~1hr without any interaction it's very slow again.
Is that normal? What could I do? Thanks
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I did a fresh installation of Magento 2.3.1 (standard theme) and it's terribly slow. The server should be fine because non-optimized M1 installations running good.
I already did the obvious optimizations:
- Minify css enabled
- Minify js enabled
- Minify html enabled
- Merge css enabled
- Merge js enabled
- Bundle js disabled
- Sign Static Files enabled
- Use Flat Catalog
I did not
- use Varnish (because I can't cache prices since I will have different prices for different customers).
- change mode to production (
when I do bin/magento deploy:show:mode I get Magento supports PHP 7.1.3 or later. Please read https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/install-gde/system-requirements-tech.html)
What I noticed is that after I first visited the page, it gets a little bit faster. I guess the pages are cached. But after ~1hr without any interaction it's very slow again.
Is that normal? What could I do? Thanks
magento2
edited yesterday
Ronak Rathod
823112
asked 2 days ago
hardy123480hardy123480
83
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please switch to production mode since css and js minification is not enabled in developer mode. Your site will be slow in development mode which is normal
– Raj Mohan R
2 days ago
Ok, thanks. But as I said, when I try to bin/magento deploy:show:mode or bin/magento deploy:set:mode production all I'm getting is "Magento supports PHP 7.1.3 or later. Please read devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/install-gde/…" Not sure what taht means. That message does not help me since I'm on PHP 7.1.2
– hardy123480
2 days ago
Is your goal to go live with M2.3.1 or to keep it in developer mode and build module/theme?
– x86fantini
yesterday
I just wanted to check the best possible performance of M2 (standard theme) under my circumstances. I was shocked how slow it was, that's why I asked if there's any trick I missed. Still trying to set it to production mode since my server only has PHP 7.1.2 right now. But I will update next week. I hope production mode will speed up the site significantly. I will go back to developer mode then and build the page.
– hardy123480
22 hours ago
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I did a fresh installation of Magento 2.3.1 (standard theme) and it's terribly slow. The server should be fine because non-optimized M1 installations running good.
I already did the obvious optimizations:
- Minify css enabled
- Minify js enabled
- Minify html enabled
- Merge css enabled
- Merge js enabled
- Bundle js disabled
- Sign Static Files enabled
- Use Flat Catalog
I did not
- use Varnish (because I can't cache prices since I will have different prices for different customers).
- change mode to production (
when I do bin/magento deploy:show:mode I get Magento supports PHP 7.1.3 or later. Please read https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/install-gde/system-requirements-tech.html)
What I noticed is that after I first visited the page, it gets a little bit faster. I guess the pages are cached. But after ~1hr without any interaction it's very slow again.
Is that normal? What could I do? Thanks
magento2
edited yesterday
Ronak Rathod
823112
asked 2 days ago
hardy123480hardy123480
83
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I did a fresh installation of Magento 2.3.1 (standard theme) and it's terribly slow. The server should be fine because non-optimized M1 installations running good.
I already did the obvious optimizations:
- Minify css enabled
- Minify js enabled
- Minify html enabled
- Merge css enabled
- Merge js enabled
- Bundle js disabled
- Sign Static Files enabled
- Use Flat Catalog
I did not
- use Varnish (because I can't cache prices since I will have different prices for different customers).
- change mode to production (
when I do bin/magento deploy:show:mode I get Magento supports PHP 7.1.3 or later. Please read https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/install-gde/system-requirements-tech.html)
What I noticed is that after I first visited the page, it gets a little bit faster. I guess the pages are cached. But after ~1hr without any interaction it's very slow again.
Is that normal? What could I do? Thanks
magento2
magento2
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please switch to production mode since css and js minification is not enabled in developer mode. Your site will be slow in development mode which is normal
– Raj Mohan R
2 days ago
Ok, thanks. But as I said, when I try to bin/magento deploy:show:mode or bin/magento deploy:set:mode production all I'm getting is "Magento supports PHP 7.1.3 or later. Please read devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/install-gde/…" Not sure what taht means. That message does not help me since I'm on PHP 7.1.2
– hardy123480
2 days ago
Is your goal to go live with M2.3.1 or to keep it in developer mode and build module/theme?
– x86fantini
yesterday
I just wanted to check the best possible performance of M2 (standard theme) under my circumstances. I was shocked how slow it was, that's why I asked if there's any trick I missed. Still trying to set it to production mode since my server only has PHP 7.1.2 right now. But I will update next week. I hope production mode will speed up the site significantly. I will go back to developer mode then and build the page.
– hardy123480
22 hours ago
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please switch to production mode since css and js minification is not enabled in developer mode. Your site will be slow in development mode which is normal
– Raj Mohan R
2 days ago
Ok, thanks. But as I said, when I try to bin/magento deploy:show:mode or bin/magento deploy:set:mode production all I'm getting is "Magento supports PHP 7.1.3 or later. Please read devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/install-gde/…" Not sure what taht means. That message does not help me since I'm on PHP 7.1.2
– hardy123480
2 days ago
Is your goal to go live with M2.3.1 or to keep it in developer mode and build module/theme?
– x86fantini
yesterday
I just wanted to check the best possible performance of M2 (standard theme) under my circumstances. I was shocked how slow it was, that's why I asked if there's any trick I missed. Still trying to set it to production mode since my server only has PHP 7.1.2 right now. But I will update next week. I hope production mode will speed up the site significantly. I will go back to developer mode then and build the page.
– hardy123480
22 hours ago
please switch to production mode since css and js minification is not enabled in developer mode. Your site will be slow in development mode which is normal
– Raj Mohan R
2 days ago
please switch to production mode since css and js minification is not enabled in developer mode. Your site will be slow in development mode which is normal
– Raj Mohan R
2 days ago
Ok, thanks. But as I said, when I try to bin/magento deploy:show:mode or bin/magento deploy:set:mode production all I'm getting is "Magento supports PHP 7.1.3 or later. Please read devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/install-gde/…" Not sure what taht means. That message does not help me since I'm on PHP 7.1.2
– hardy123480
2 days ago
Ok, thanks. But as I said, when I try to bin/magento deploy:show:mode or bin/magento deploy:set:mode production all I'm getting is "Magento supports PHP 7.1.3 or later. Please read devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/install-gde/…" Not sure what taht means. That message does not help me since I'm on PHP 7.1.2
– hardy123480
2 days ago
Is your goal to go live with M2.3.1 or to keep it in developer mode and build module/theme?
– x86fantini
yesterday
Is your goal to go live with M2.3.1 or to keep it in developer mode and build module/theme?
– x86fantini
yesterday
I just wanted to check the best possible performance of M2 (standard theme) under my circumstances. I was shocked how slow it was, that's why I asked if there's any trick I missed. Still trying to set it to production mode since my server only has PHP 7.1.2 right now. But I will update next week. I hope production mode will speed up the site significantly. I will go back to developer mode then and build the page.
– hardy123480
22 hours ago
I just wanted to check the best possible performance of M2 (standard theme) under my circumstances. I was shocked how slow it was, that's why I asked if there's any trick I missed. Still trying to set it to production mode since my server only has PHP 7.1.2 right now. But I will update next week. I hope production mode will speed up the site significantly. I will go back to developer mode then and build the page.
– hardy123480
22 hours ago
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In order to move the site to production mode you have to upgrade your PHP since Magento 2.3.1 is compatible with PHP 7.2.X Please find the link https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/release-notes/ReleaseNotes2.3.1OpenSource.html https://prnt.sc/n4na5a.
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Thanks. I thought 7.1.2 would be enough. And production mode will really speed up the site significantly?
– hardy123480
2 days ago
Yes it will. You can find the information about various Magento Modes in this link devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/config-guide/bootstrap/…. If this answer solved your question please accept it as the answer to your question as it will be helpful for others. Thanks
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In order to move the site to production mode you have to upgrade your PHP since Magento 2.3.1 is compatible with PHP 7.2.X Please find the link https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/release-notes/ReleaseNotes2.3.1OpenSource.html https://prnt.sc/n4na5a.
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Thanks. I thought 7.1.2 would be enough. And production mode will really speed up the site significantly?
– hardy123480
2 days ago
Yes it will. You can find the information about various Magento Modes in this link devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/config-guide/bootstrap/…. If this answer solved your question please accept it as the answer to your question as it will be helpful for others. Thanks
– Raj Mohan R
2 days ago
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In order to move the site to production mode you have to upgrade your PHP since Magento 2.3.1 is compatible with PHP 7.2.X Please find the link https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/release-notes/ReleaseNotes2.3.1OpenSource.html https://prnt.sc/n4na5a.
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Thanks. I thought 7.1.2 would be enough. And production mode will really speed up the site significantly?
– hardy123480
2 days ago
Yes it will. You can find the information about various Magento Modes in this link devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/config-guide/bootstrap/…. If this answer solved your question please accept it as the answer to your question as it will be helpful for others. Thanks
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In order to move the site to production mode you have to upgrade your PHP since Magento 2.3.1 is compatible with PHP 7.2.X Please find the link https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/release-notes/ReleaseNotes2.3.1OpenSource.html https://prnt.sc/n4na5a.
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Thanks. I thought 7.1.2 would be enough. And production mode will really speed up the site significantly?
– hardy123480
2 days ago
Yes it will. You can find the information about various Magento Modes in this link devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/config-guide/bootstrap/…. If this answer solved your question please accept it as the answer to your question as it will be helpful for others. Thanks
– Raj Mohan R
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Thanks. I thought 7.1.2 would be enough. And production mode will really speed up the site significantly?
– hardy123480
2 days ago
Yes it will. You can find the information about various Magento Modes in this link devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/config-guide/bootstrap/…. If this answer solved your question please accept it as the answer to your question as it will be helpful for others. Thanks
– Raj Mohan R
2 days ago
Thanks. I thought 7.1.2 would be enough. And production mode will really speed up the site significantly?
– hardy123480
2 days ago
Thanks. I thought 7.1.2 would be enough. And production mode will really speed up the site significantly?
– hardy123480
2 days ago
Yes it will. You can find the information about various Magento Modes in this link devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/config-guide/bootstrap/…. If this answer solved your question please accept it as the answer to your question as it will be helpful for others. Thanks
– Raj Mohan R
2 days ago
Yes it will. You can find the information about various Magento Modes in this link devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/config-guide/bootstrap/…. If this answer solved your question please accept it as the answer to your question as it will be helpful for others. Thanks
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please switch to production mode since css and js minification is not enabled in developer mode. Your site will be slow in development mode which is normal
– Raj Mohan R
2 days ago
Ok, thanks. But as I said, when I try to bin/magento deploy:show:mode or bin/magento deploy:set:mode production all I'm getting is "Magento supports PHP 7.1.3 or later. Please read devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/install-gde/…" Not sure what taht means. That message does not help me since I'm on PHP 7.1.2
– hardy123480
2 days ago
Is your goal to go live with M2.3.1 or to keep it in developer mode and build module/theme?
– x86fantini
yesterday
I just wanted to check the best possible performance of M2 (standard theme) under my circumstances. I was shocked how slow it was, that's why I asked if there's any trick I missed. Still trying to set it to production mode since my server only has PHP 7.1.2 right now. But I will update next week. I hope production mode will speed up the site significantly. I will go back to developer mode then and build the page.
– hardy123480
22 hours ago