Post by account_disabled on Dec 26, 2023 4:20:09 GMT -5
We all love WordPress. Many of us here at Kinsta contribute to the WordPress community in various ways outside of our jobs. I myself run a marketing blog where I share unique solutions to take your WordPress site to the next level. You might think that since I work for a hosting company that my sites work magically and never have any problems. However, WordPress is not all sunshine and roses. There will always be occasional problems and that's why it's so important to have the tools and support team ready in place for when you need them. Today I'll walk through how I debugged a strange (probably one in a million) WordPress performance issue on my site, and I'll introduce tools and strategies that helped me.
While a case like this is almost unique, the troubleshooting Country Email List workflow remains the same. So I will include in this post what I like to call “ Stuff That Happens: A WP Performance Checklist “. You can use this checklist the next time you are struggling with WordPress performance issues that are beyond your understanding or control. WordPress Performance Checklist (when something happens) This performance checklist is a little different. Instead of showing how you can speed up your WordPress site , it focuses on what to do the next time you run into trouble. And there will be a next time, you can count on it. You may have been contacted by your host, telling you that your site is overloading the server. Or you may have noticed that something is dragging the site down, such as the increasingly frequent admin-ajax.php requests.
Before you throw up your hands and give up, follow the instructions in this post. There is an answer for everything, but finding it can sometimes be difficult . Implement Performance Monitoring Leverage Tools like New Relic Use Staging Environments – They're There for a Reason Invest in a Premium WordPress Hosting Service Maintenance Companies Provide Additional Help Don't Be Afraid to Address the Problem with a Developer You Can Always Hire a WP Developer 1. Implement Performance and Uptime Monitoring You can never be quite ready when one of these types of problems happens. One of the best things you can do to ensure you find out what's wrong with your site before your visitors do is to implement uptime and performance monitoring .
While a case like this is almost unique, the troubleshooting Country Email List workflow remains the same. So I will include in this post what I like to call “ Stuff That Happens: A WP Performance Checklist “. You can use this checklist the next time you are struggling with WordPress performance issues that are beyond your understanding or control. WordPress Performance Checklist (when something happens) This performance checklist is a little different. Instead of showing how you can speed up your WordPress site , it focuses on what to do the next time you run into trouble. And there will be a next time, you can count on it. You may have been contacted by your host, telling you that your site is overloading the server. Or you may have noticed that something is dragging the site down, such as the increasingly frequent admin-ajax.php requests.
Before you throw up your hands and give up, follow the instructions in this post. There is an answer for everything, but finding it can sometimes be difficult . Implement Performance Monitoring Leverage Tools like New Relic Use Staging Environments – They're There for a Reason Invest in a Premium WordPress Hosting Service Maintenance Companies Provide Additional Help Don't Be Afraid to Address the Problem with a Developer You Can Always Hire a WP Developer 1. Implement Performance and Uptime Monitoring You can never be quite ready when one of these types of problems happens. One of the best things you can do to ensure you find out what's wrong with your site before your visitors do is to implement uptime and performance monitoring .