First view : More than 20 secs !
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06-16-2011, 03:34 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-16-2011 06:16 PM by fanboss.)
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First view : More than 20 secs !
Hello,
Just to prevent you : I have got a horrible level of English.... Just as a prevention... The test is showing me that the first view take 23.763s to load. That is huge... I guess... It's actually my first website so I don't know. I still have 96/100, and I used many site analyzer as Page Speed Online and others, and all of them showed me as this site great results ! So why is it that slow for the first view... The problem I have is that my website needs MANY images (an hundred I think) and no, i can't use sprite and CSS to avoid this big loading. I heard of "Parallelize downloads across hostnames", but how does it work exactly, and is it really helpful for me ? I understood the point of this (the browser which load only 6 things at the same time) but I didn't understand what to do to correct it. The other problem is this : Keep-alive Enabled --> F. I'm on a mutualized hosting, so I don't have the power to restart the server or even activate Keep-Alive. But on my host, which is infomaniak, doesn't say anything about it. Oh and I activated a cache for the static content, but I still receive a F... Why ? (Repeat View = 1.114s). If somebody could help me... Thank You. Link of the results : http://www.webpagetest.org/result/110616_XZ_V8FH/ |
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06-16-2011, 10:31 PM
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RE: First view : More than 20 secs !
Hi Fanboss,
The tested page has more than 100 files. The "Keep Alive" disabled costs you about 145 milliseconds for every one of your files. 100 files x 140 milliseconds = 14 seconds! If your current hosting company is unable or unwilling to enable "Keep Alive" for you, consider looking for a new host for the website. Marvin |
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06-17-2011, 12:25 AM
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RE: First view : More than 20 secs !
If your hosting company won't enable keep-alives and you don't want to change providers (though you really should vote with your wallet), you can use a CDN in front of your site and they can take care of it for you. CloudFlare has a free offering that might work for your site.
For the static file caching, if it is less than 30 days it will get a warning and it looks like yours are set for 7 days which is causing the issue with the check (your headers are working fine, they just aren't as long as I would normally recommend). This one isn't NEARLY as critical as the keep-alives. |
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06-18-2011, 02:43 PM
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RE: First view : More than 20 secs !
I contacted my hosting company about the keep-alive function.
I already tried CouldFare... But I can't rename the servers, as I'm on mutualized hosting. Ok for the cache problem, I understand, but I prefer to leave it at 7 days. ![]() Thanks for the help ! ![]() |
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