Hi Magento people
I have a strange behavior, a VPS with WHM/cPanel, Apache + PHP-FPM +Varnish+OPcache, and MariaDB.
When I install Magento 1.9 w/Demo Data the Admin panel is fast 1s for each page click on the menu, but when a make a nother new fresh installation with NO demo data (simple installation) the admin panel page click delay increase from 1 to 5s.
This is two Magento 1.9 installation side by side on the same cpanel account (Server). I spend a week trying to figure it out what is the difference with no luck.
Can please someone help me with this…
Hi @hrcarralero2,
As you can imagine is a strange result.
Maybe you can enable the profiler to try to find where the problem is?
Is your browser console showing some problem with assets?
Hello @hrcarralero2,
This kind of performance issue can have multiple causes, I would begin to look at these things first:
Are your sessions stored in files? If so, check the space left on the server, usually with this with Linux:
df -h
If the sessions are in a database, are you using Redis? If so, flush Redis, usually with the command flushdb or flushall using redis-cli.
More on Redis over here: https://redis.io/commands/flushall
If the sessions are in your main database server, then check the space left on the DB server.
Check also the number of connections to the DB server, you might want to restart your DB server to see if that is the cause and to start investigating why...
Also, please try after reindexing all indexes.
Good luck.
--
If my answer is useful, please Accept as Solution & give Kudos
Hi @hrcarralero2,
Sorry but I wasn't able to check those links yesterday and today it seems aren't working anymore.
Hi, Damian
I make new lab test server today, but this time with no WHM/Cpanel system,
a simple Cent7, PHP 5.6, OPCache, MariaDB... and Magento 1.9 installation.
Guess what!, the admin menu screen, fly this time. Soo I setup another new
server with WHM/cpanel, and the problem with the delay persist
For me the issue came form the whm configuration side.
Did you any idea what could be the problem?
Hi @hrcarralero2,
Without being able to check both configurations I'm out of ideas.
But what you said sounds possible. Maybe there is a service or configuration change with the panel (or even the database).
The best idea should be to use a profiler to see where is the problem.