High CPU Usage and Site Slowdown Caused by TagDiv Composer on Multisite

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Dear TagDiv Support Team,

We are currently experiencing severe performance issues related to TagDiv Composer. The plugin is causing very high CPU usage, the site becomes extremely slow or even stops responding.

Our setup details are as follows:

WordPress Multisite installation

Approximately 41,000 posts per site

Hosted on Kinsta Server (high-performance environment)

Traffic is significantly high during the day

We have attached some screenshots here https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rZE-YN_ER1ua-T1s9U8IjRnB_ga_NQw8?usp=sharing showing the issue, including the slow queries and performance logs. Could you please review them and suggest the best way to optimize or permanently fix this problem?

Your urgent assistance will be greatly appreciated.

Site URL: https://michiganchronicle.com/
http://chicagodefender.com/
https://newpittsburghcourier.com/
https://atlantadailyworld.com/

Kind regards,
Amit

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Same here after yoast updates

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Hello,
High CPU usage from this action is uncommon unless a large number of tasks are being generated. This could be caused by a plugin or theme creating excessive tasks, or by tasks not being properly cleared after execution.
To reduce the queries you can check the fallow.
Check if you are using ajax pagination, mega menu many blocks (the theme is making a query for each block in part and if you are using mega menu each element as mega menu makes queries, also ajax pagination make quires to database), also make sure that you use lazyload for images.
Other type of settings that can reduce the numbers of queries: use a good cache plugin, use object cache (redis), and use flex block cache – https://forum.tagdiv.com/use-flex-blocks-cache-option/
In addition, it’s a good idea to identify what’s consuming your server resources. Tools like Query Monitor and Code Profiler can help you pinpoint high CPU or resource usage caused by plugins, themes, or database queries.

Thank you!

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