If you edit files, AO has to re-optimize (aggregate & minify & cache) the JS & CSS and that will always have a performance impact, but after that one-time re-optimization server response time should go back to normal.
I see you have Redis doing object caching (great), but I think you don’t have page caching, so I would (strongly) advice to ensure you do have page caching as well.
hope this helps,
frank
@optimizingmatters
Thank you very much for your quick reply.
However, it doesn’t work as you said, so the opening speed of the site is very low. After entering only once, other page transitions are fast. However, the initial login speed for users is always pretty bad.
My site has a lot of dynamic content and user customization. Therefore I don’t want to use a caching plugin.
What do you think should I do?
Thank you so much.
without a page caching your server response time will always be rather slow, even without AO kudretx (although AO will make it a bit more slow).
I did 2 webpagetest.org tests on your site, one with and one without AO (“without” by adding ?ao_noptimize=1 to the URL) and based on that the “time to first byte” is 2,071s with AO and 1,697s without
with: https://www.webpagetest.org/result/210130_DiWP_5af3c9767d6b84581fd9acfed06ce489/
without: https://www.webpagetest.org/result/210130_DiDZ_d2fb6497b174ab05b62f4f561dc03ea3/
so yeah, some page caching comes highly recommended, with or without AO ..
@optimizingmatters
Thanks for all. I am will try a things.
you’re welcome, feel free to leave a review of the plugin and support here! 🙂
have a nice weekend!
frank
