Grav 2.0 - copying a page is slow

[superhua]

@nebulon Thanks for the reply.

Yes, both apps are installed and using the same disk.

Good to know the Grav package is also using Apache.

Quite a mystery why there is a difference in speed then!

[superhua]

Would the following making any difference?

grav-system-info.yaml from the Dockerized install has opcache.revalidate_freq: "2s"

while

grav-system-info.yaml from LAMP install has opcache.revalidate_freq: "60s"

?

[james]

Hello @superhua
The official docker image of grav is also settings this to 2s.
See: https://github.com/getgrav/docker-grav/blob/89920ea92715261adee817dc7d74f366621af5c9/config/php-grav.ini#L32

[robi]

@superhua change it and test?

How's the CPU usage for both during the op?

[superhua]

@robi Thanks for the reply! No, I haven't changed the opcache.revalidate_freq as I don't know how. If there is a way to do that in Cloudron, please let me know.

CPU usage for both is okay -- but the Disk I/O is quite different: 4.6 GB / 9.6 GB for Docker and 128 MB / 436 MB for LAMP:

Docker:

LAMP:

[superhua]

Update: just re-tested on the Docker install, and the I/O amounts are now similar to the LAMP install.

However, copying a page in the GUI is still slow.

[jdaviescoates]

@superhua have you tried another browser, incognito tabs, no plugins, cleared cache etc yet?

[robi]

@superhua You edit the .yaml file from the File Manager or CLI console.. then test your page copy.

It might help to fully describe exactly what you're doing to copy a page and how slow it is, so it can be tested on the demo server as well.

[superhua]

@jdaviescoates Yes, I tried …

• Chrome
• Private browsing
• Minimal plugins (e.g., Admin2, API, Login)
• Clearing cache

… but no difference.

Copying a page in Admin2 is still slow.

Thanks for your reply!

[superhua]

@robi Forgive the basic question, but which .yaml file?

I'm using the copy page button in Admin2 to copy:

It takes 12-16 seconds before I can edit the new copy on the Dockerized version.

In contrast, on the same server, the LAMP version takes ~7 seconds.

The demo server was faster, but yielded similar results (i.e., faster on on the LAMP install).

Thank you!

[robi]

@superhua you mentioned it in a previous post with the cache settings. Which other could it be?

[superhua]

@robi Indeed, I did mention grav-system-info.yaml

However, that file is a generated when you click Export YAML under Configuration > Info.

IOW, I don't think you can edit it and affect the system.

I diid add opcache.revalidate_freq: "60s" to php.ini found at /app/data/. But this didn't speed things up.

[robi]

@superhua good to verify.

Find an issue upstream or file one?