Identifying Performance Bottlenecks on ADMIN Side?

Is there a plugin for simple technique for determine where the performance bottleneck is on WordPress. I know for sure it’s not my server’s available RAM, CPU capacity, network, or storage performance. I’m also using caching but that is quite irrelevant as you don’t use caching for the admin side of WordPress. WordPress, for what it does, has always been very laggy compared to other complex PHP systems I’ve coded myself. It’s because it has so many hooks to process to all the plugins and other functions. I’m seeing various page load speeds depending on the area of the admin side I working in of 2-10 seconds. (The longer end is when using the Divi page editor which is typical of Divi – it’s slow. But in general the admin pages are loading slower than they should in my opinion.)

I know you can disable all plugins then re-enable one by one to see if a plugin or two is the main culprit but that would be extremely tedious. Performance on the user/public side of things is quite fast due to caching.

• This topic was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by consultant1027.
• This topic was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by consultant1027.