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WordPress Developer vs LAMP PHP 7.4

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    • JOduMonTJ Offline
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      Everywhere on the net they claim, and I believe it PHP 7.4 is faster than PHP 7.3.
      So I was, yeah you know Cloudron WordPress (Developer) use PHP 7.3 let's try to spin my own WordPress under LAMP which have PHP 7.4.

      I deployed 2 news instances of the apps before starting the test, so none of these containers have technically more CPU/MEM available.

      Based on GTmetrix

      Surprisingly WordPress (Developer), with PHP 7.3, have a Fully Loaded Time of 2.1s. while WordPress (LAMP) with PHP 7.4, have a Fully Loaded Time of 2.8s. It would be probably event faster is the favicon wasn't missing.

      The Waterfall Chart

      PHP 7.4 (WordPress under LAMP container)

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      PHP 7.3 (WordPress Developer container)

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      The major difference is at the first query, WordPress Developer take 200ms to answer. It is only cause by PHPmyAdmin which is running only inside the LAMP container?

      While I understand PHP 7.4 is new and keeping a version behind is good for compatibility and avoiding issue; I would be curious to understand why or what are the optimization for WordPress Developer ?

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        @JOduMonT WordPress (Developer) uses PHP 7.4 as well. So, the difference is probably coming from elsewhere. The stacks are pretty much the same. Maybe some configuration of WordPress is affecting the speed.

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        • girishG girish

          @JOduMonT WordPress (Developer) uses PHP 7.4 as well. So, the difference is probably coming from elsewhere. The stacks are pretty much the same. Maybe some configuration of WordPress is affecting the speed.

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          @girish said in WordPress Developer vs LAMP PHP 7.4:

          Maybe some configuration of WordPress is affecting the speed.

          While I simply deployed WordPress in the LAMP 7.4
          I remember in the WordPress Developer Redis is enabled by default 😉

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          • girishG girish

            @JOduMonT WordPress (Developer) uses PHP 7.4 as well. So, the difference is probably coming from elsewhere. The stacks are pretty much the same. Maybe some configuration of WordPress is affecting the speed.

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            @girish said in WordPress Developer vs LAMP PHP 7.4:

            WordPress (Developer) uses PHP 7.4 as well

            I'm glad to ear that, my I suggest to change it in the description
            86aaa6d3-4e91-493b-9664-1bb3c756fcfb-image.png

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            • JOduMonTJ JOduMonT

              @girish said in WordPress Developer vs LAMP PHP 7.4:

              WordPress (Developer) uses PHP 7.4 as well

              I'm glad to ear that, my I suggest to change it in the description
              86aaa6d3-4e91-493b-9664-1bb3c756fcfb-image.png

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              @JOduMonT Good catch! Fixed - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/wordpress-developer-app/-/commit/8502d82f9cf68686790ec66ab892b969fb33e12f

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              • JOduMonTJ JOduMonT

                @girish said in WordPress Developer vs LAMP PHP 7.4:

                Maybe some configuration of WordPress is affecting the speed.

                While I simply deployed WordPress in the LAMP 7.4
                I remember in the WordPress Developer Redis is enabled by default 😉

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                @JOduMonT Redis is pretty great, and it's included as part of LAMP so you could test it in the same conditions and try your benchmarks again. ☺️

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                • LonkleL Lonkle

                  @JOduMonT Redis is pretty great, and it's included as part of LAMP so you could test it in the same conditions and try your benchmarks again. ☺️

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                  @Lonk said in WordPress Developer vs LAMP PHP 7.4:

                  could test it in the same conditions

                  yes, I got that after, I just simply did'nt actived it inside WordPress
                  but at the end it is doing what the WordPress_Dev container doing manually. 😉

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