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Hi.

Here’s http://www.recordere.dk. We’re running a +200-300 concurrent users site on WP/Newsmag.

The setup is Nginx->PHP 5.6->Wordpress->Varnish->Cloudflare

We have setup a child-theme, and made our own comments.php to use the Disqus module without any integration with WordPress except the embedcode. Commentcount is customized by our self.

We have quad-core CPU / 8GB Ram but load is usually 0.5 in HTOP.

We used alot of energy making the site answer rapidly.

• This reply was modified 10 years by Jens H..

@r1kay
we don’t use nginx as we have dedicated server with Xeons and 32GB RAM and gigabit switch, and don’t even need to use caching plugin due to mod_pagespeed and other stuff on server side. But main reason is we have some old cgi/perl/shtml/ssi stuff on our main business site — not using php — which still runs better than nginx for that stuff, and our 20 years familiarity with apache. 🙂

You have to add a CORS instruction at your CDN for “cross domain” loading of fonts.

so you need to add this to your htaccess setting at your CDN:

# Apache config
<FilesMatch ".(eot|ttf|otf|woff)">
    Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*"
</FilesMatch>

nginx

location ~* \.(eot|otf|ttf|woff)$ {
    add_header Access-Control-Allow-Origin *;
}

See the support for your CDN on how to do this.
Alternately, you can load the fonts locally for the icons.

Hope that helped. See FAQs for your CDN as they should have help on this.

• This reply was modified 10 years by simchris.

Yeah I manually minified the js composer css (it’s the biggest file according to gps), didnt shave off that many. Pagespeed still says compressing (gzipping) the file would reduce it with from 600kb, from 750 to roughly 150. Most gzip testers say my gzip is enabled, but somehow GPS keeps telling me I could roughly shave of 2MB (!!) by gzipping all the css. So not all files al being compressed with my htacces rules. Im running a website with an older version of Newspaper on the same server with nginx and GPS doesn’t mention anything about compressing. Have no idea how to fix this…

Also, why do you prefer apache on plesk over nginx handeling php? I’m on a VPS (6gn ram) and my hosting provider said using nginx would reduce my pageload way more than apache. When I have over 2000 real time apache starts to flood the ram :/ That’s why I switched to nginx handeling PHP and configure WP Super Cache with it. Doesn’t break a sweat!

Have you “minified” the main CSS file?
Use the copy/paste minifier site I recommend, to replace your existing CSS file in theme folder. Shazam. 😉

or this one:
http://cssminifier.com/

basically make copy of your style.css file; then open original, select all, copy, paste into box, then minify, then copy the “minified” version into your original file put on the server. This compresses the file, which was the error most people see on google pagespeed — it’s not “compression” of the file via gzip, it’s compressing data in the file … semantics… 🙂

Try that if you hadn’t already…. !

Of course I’m doing plesk on apache, and not using nginx for the baseline stuff only some esoteric stuff.

Hey Chris, thanks for the quick reply, been a long time sincs we spoke. I know minifying isn’t the same as compressing. Google page speed says that compressing visual composer css version something something could save 750kb alone. I’ve run a webpagespeed test and it says that some files are gzipped, but a lot of then don’t.

I normally run wp super cache on plesk with nginx and have gzip compression enabled with some nginx rules, that works perfectly fine. But I’ve switched to apache and wp super cache with mod_rewrite rules and no matter what I try I just can’t get all the css and Javascript to get gzipped. Ive tried .htacces deflate rules and even tried a plugin to do the work for me.

I’m totally lost and think about switching back to nginx with my own additional config. What am I doing wrong?

Hi tomawebdev,

Thanks for reaching out again.

I am using WPSuperCache with all recommended settings. I have got nginx so compression rules have been set as well in the .conf file. I have also configured browser caching options. I am also using google news sitemap.

What i have observed is that if i delete the cache and then update the story by adding a new image, Google picks up the new image immediately. It seems that when the story is first published, it is not considering the actual image of the story, but when the story is updated, it pulls the correct image. Strange!

Regards,

Please what did you implement to have such speed.Please help me.
I use a Nginx server

@charly_vk tienes un server response de 1 segundo, es decir anda lento el servidor. Veo que tienes zencache, sin embargo no está activado la expiración para algunos tipos de archivo http://gtmetrix.com/reports/www.chicasfitness.com/w07wTjMa (leverage browser caching) . esto es sencillo si tienes apache solo tendrás que agregar unas líneas al htacces, si tienes nginx lo haces en el nginx.conf. Revisa en google como establecer los tiempos de expiración según tengas apache o nginx,

2.- https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.chicasfitness.com%2F&tab=desktop
Your page has 2 blocking scrip
Estos los eliminas con el functions.php que subí ayer.

Solo sustituye este funcions.php https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-VBkiewxpMAM29uUkI5YWpneEU/view?usp=sharing

Para el css puedes usar cualquier plugin que te permita diferir el css, solo excluye el style.css

Saludos

@mosamlife

Oki.

First. (missing files) http://gtmetrix.com/reports/www.movzio.com/XJg9IOf2
You need to disable tag div api plugin or fix them, because its calling https://www.movzio.com/wp-content/plugins/td-api-plugin/css/style.css and this file doesnt exist.

second (light files) https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.movzio.com%2F&tab=mobile
You need to MINIFY and COMBINE html, css and js code. I dont like w3 because have too many options, but you can try minify option on w3 :-P. Just exclude style.css

Third (server response)
You are on Nginx and nginx works better whit other cache plugins like WP-FFPC instead of w3, just need to install memcached latest version on your server.

Regards

@thomas Another thing, Wordfence isnt a god option 🙁 Its better to use jetpack and activate bruteforce. Wordfence + falcon only works well on Nginx and you need at least 4gb ram and 4 cores or your site will turns slower.

If you uninstall wordfence then you need to enter on phpmyadmin and detale manually around 10tables related to wordfence!!! Its a really a bad plugin xD

Hello. After I replaced module 5 with that code(http://pastebin.com/z8kLLY5j) I am getting parse error :

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end, expecting T_FUNCTION in /usr/share/nginx/html/wp-content/themes/Newspaper/includes/modules/td_module_5.php on line 90

I realise I cannot cache external resources.

What I mean is that before I put the settings in nginx/varnish etc. I have about 30 internal resources (.js, .css etc), however, now, I seem to just be left with these few resources, and for some reason they aren’t displaying browser cache expiry headers.

I have signed up with cloudflare, currently awaiting DNS resolution cache all my static assets.

Still does not explain why only some of the resources are getting cache expiry headers.

Thanks for that Chris.

I’m running 1.7 on nGinx with PHP 5.6.6-1+deb.sury.org~precise+1 / 64Bit OS

And I did recieve weird numbers on performance as well.