Prestashop: Slow frontend with cache enabled

Created on 20 Sep 2020  路  10Comments  路  Source: PrestaShop/PrestaShop

Describe the bug

Enable Memecache/memecached/apc cache slow down frontend

Expected behavior

Best performance of frontend

Steps to Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Go to ' Adv. Parameters'
  2. Click on 'Performance.'
  3. Scroll down to 'Cache'
  4. Enable it
  5. Choose cache
  6. Set server ip ecc.

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Additional information

  • PrestaShop version: 1.7.6.1
  • PHP Version: 7.2.33
  • Memory limit: 512M
  • Maximum execution time: 1800
  • Max. Size of files to upload: 256M
    Required parameters: OK
    Optional parameters: OK
1.7.6.1 Bug No change required Performance

Most helpful comment

Thinking of pagespeed the actual version of prestashop is not very fast.
Desktop is not very good. But mobile is a totally performance desaster.
You need a lot of work to get good speed results.

I think this should be one of the most important things to work on the next version of PrestaShop.

All 10 comments

Thanks for opening this issue! We will help you to keep its state consistent

Hello @Cricchio

In order to see the difference before the cache activation and after.
Could you send us more technical detail like

  • CPU Before/After
  • RAM Before/After

Thank you!

Sure!

Before

before

During

during-enable-cache

Cache enabled

cache-enabled

The speed of Prestashop is bad. For example, analysis via Google PageSpeed is a disaster especially for the mobile version.

yes that's true, but the ttfb is really high. I tried another site on the same server and it doesn't have this performance.
Category pages are the slowest. I also decreased the number of products per page, but nothing

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Thinking of pagespeed the actual version of prestashop is not very fast.
Desktop is not very good. But mobile is a totally performance desaster.
You need a lot of work to get good speed results.

I think this should be one of the most important things to work on the next version of PrestaShop.

@waschier-design I agree with you.

Hi all!

We have an Epic about FO performance reported here: https://github.com/PrestaShop/PrestaShop/issues/19689
@Cricchio, can we close this ticket as it will be fixed in the last ticket?

Thanks!

Hi @Cricchio,

Since we had no news from you for more than 20 days, I'll close this ticket. Feel free to open another one if you can give specific details.

Thanks!

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