• We were using the php 7.3 and due to the update recommondations we had to upgrade the php to latest. once done the upgrade we were notice there so so many issue related to to the php compatibility. So we tried to downgrade it to 8.0 and still same.

    we have hosted the application on aws ec2 and we are using cloudfront for the CDN, so cached pages are quite speed but non cahced and logged in users can not get that speed due to the rules we made on cache. so latency is still there for them. We our theme is WPLM and it’s 3.5 version.

    we are looking for a help how can we resolve this with this condition and how to make it for better response time without any major latency.

    thanks!

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    Thread Starter krishanmanoj

    (@krishanmanoj)

    Hi,

    Actully I am finding some suggesstions not paid jobs, it would be great if anyone can have any slutution to related issue?

    OK a suggestion. Put it on a staging environment first.
    Then put it in debug mode.
    Then check the logs.
    Then change PHP and check the logs (when it goes slow)

    You can repeat the process using a plugin called Query Monitor and see if anything significant jumps out.


    Thread Starter krishanmanoj

    (@krishanmanoj)

    Hi ,

    We hav tried and tested both are same but the issue is both having different speed performance. That’s why can not identify the issue exactly.

    All the benchmark point to 8 being faster than 7.3 https://kinsta.com/blog/php-benchmarks/

    Based on that I can only think of two things
    1. Incompatible plugins -but if you checked the errors logs you ruled that out
    2. Something else in the hosting environment configuration

    Nest step would build yourself some bench mark tools one in pure PHP and one that hammers that database ( as most of WP performance is bounded by the database that is an area I suggest looking at ) -BOTH not using WordPress to see if it is environmental.

    Thread Starter krishanmanoj

    (@krishanmanoj)

    Hi Alan,
    Thanks foe the information, will looking in to it

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