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Magento-website speeding techniques
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Many of us using Magento websites nowadays.Magento is the leading e-commerce platform and it is a large open source .
Here are some suggestions to improve the performance of Magento sites
System Requirement
It is imperative to select a Magento specialized hosting provider with good server configuration and a satisfying installed version of Magento system requirement.
Enable Magento Cache
System –> Cache Management, Click “Select All” and choose “Enable” under “Actions”.
**Implement Content Delivery Network **(CDN)
We can use CDN with Magento store. It will help your website’s static contents (Images, JavaScripts, CSS, etc) to be delivered from the nearest CDN Edge Server when users are accessing it.
**Implement Magento Full Page Cache
**There is Full Page Cache which ppays and important role in magento websites. LiteMage cache and Extendware Full Page Cache,varnish cache are full page cache options for the Magento sites. It helps to cache the static contents of the website and reduce the loading time.
Enable Frontend Flat Catalog
Frontend Flat Catalog is especially useful when you have a large store with a lot of products.
Enable Log Cleaning
Configuration >> Advanced >> System >> Log Cleaning then Choose Yes to “Enable Log Cleaning”.
Consider reducing “Save Log, Days” as well. The Magento logs can grow to a very large size over time and this will seriously affect performance, which is why log cleaning must be enabled to keep it in control. It is imperative to enable Magento Cron job in order to run the log cleaning properly.
Merge JavaScript and CSS Files
Configuration >> Advanced >> Developer >> JavaScript Settings/CSS Settings
Choose Yes for both “Merge JavaScript Files”
and Merge CSS Files.
Disable Mage_Log
Disabling Mage_Log will improve performance, also magento logs won't help much, which will significantly reduce the queries to the MySQL database and thus speed up loading time.
Enable Compilation
System –> Tools –> Compilation, Click “Run Compilation Process”.
This compiles all files of a Magento installation to make one embody path to extend performance.
Disable Magento Compiler before making any changes to the website like adding a replacement extension or initiating upgrade/downgrade/installation or removal of any Magento module.GZip Compression
Enable the Gzip compression by uncommenting the rules in the .htaccess file so that it compresses the web pages and style sheets before sending them over to the browser.
Expire Headers
This helps to request the files from the browser cache and reduce the loading time.
Use Fewer Extensions/Modules
It is better to use fewer extensions/modules with Magento to improve the site performance. Some Magento extensions/modules reduce the site performance and slow down sites. If the site is slow, try to disable the extensions/modules one by one and find which is causing the issue
Optimize images
Optimize all site images and reduce the size and that will help to improve the website speed.
Defer loading of JavaScript
It is not necessary to load and execute all the scrips in the initial page render. So, deactiavate the JavaScripts after the initial render or after other critical parts of the page have finished loading. This will help to reduce resource contention and improve performance.
Minify JavaScript
Minify the JavaScripts to reduce their space and speed them up. Check with your web designer or theme developer as it may break the website for some themes or make conflict issue with the JS/Jquery theme and modules.
Minify CSS
Minify the CSS to reduce their space and speed them up. Check with your web designer or theme developer as it may break the website for some themes.
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While all those optimisation techniques are nice. Magento is natively going to be slow as everything is fed through index.php (PHP). Accelerating PHP is only way and that involves either setting up Varnish Cache in front of Apache or Nginx or using Litespeed web server and their LiteMage caching for Magento. Both offload the load from PHP to web/cache servers dramatically speeding up Magento.
I am still a noob to Magento, but did write up my entire first time experience in using & installing Magento 2.2.2 including redis vs varnish cache benchmarks - all via pure SSH install on my Centmin Mod LEMP stack with Nginx, PHP-FPM, MariaDB on CentOS 7 https://github.com/centminmod/centminmod-magento2. Contributions, corrections etc via pull requests are welcome
If folks just want to jump to just the benchmarks
Using my custom forked wrk-cmm load testing tool
Example redis cache FPC Magento
versus warmed up Varnish cache with 1,011 requests/second and TTFB thread latency max at 12.54ms
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Thanks for sharing the requirements and almost these are the precautions before starting with Magento or starting online ecommerce store, Hosting affects a lot with your store performance because this is what where you products, checklist, checkout, and customers would go through the platform, I have selected A SPAMMY SERVICE and using their SPAMMY SERVICE for my store. Performance is awesome.
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