[l.gan]

Hello

Being in the vendor’s admin panel loads the processor.

For example: During normal work in the vorpress admin panel, the load reaches 0.2-0.4
CPU per hour
But, when I go to the admin panel of the test vendor, the load increases to 5-7 CPUs.
And this despite the fact that I’m the only one there. And what will happen if 10 different people work simultaneously in their vendor dashboards, edit products and perform any actions? Will the load per hour be 70 CPUs?

Tell me have you tested or verified this?

Explanation: I checked all the plugins for CPU load, took CPU load logs.

Splashes occur only from my IP, only from the admin panel, and only during those temporary sessions when I am in the vendor dashboard.

[NerdySupportExpert Moumita]

@l.gan, are you using any plugin to check the CPU load? Can you share the plugin link please.

[l.gan]

Hello, thanks for the feedback

I do not use a plugin, my hosting provider provides such an opportunity.

And I noticed that when I go to the dashboard, my load grows. And I have the most requests for сrone and ajax. as soon as I stop doing something in the dashboard, the load becomes again within 0.5.

Tell me what should I do?

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[l.gan]

but the load on the processor, during the normal operation of the site – I wrote articles, rules for the content of goods, and so on. (BUT I did not get into the vendor dashboard, I did everything only from the admin panel)

[l.gan]

Still, I noticed errors in the chrome console.
Please see I have attached the screenshot.

[l.gan]

I also contacted the hosting support to find out what I needed to do and they advised me to “optimize the scripts on my site that are putting load on the server”. Taking into account the fact that I checked for several days and realized that the site is loading exactly what I am in the vendor’s dashboard – tell me please, do you have any information about this?

Thank you very much for your support

[NerdySupportExpert Moumita]

@l.gan, let me consult with my lead developer regarding this.

[l.gan]

thanks I will be waiting for your solution and appreciate your support of the plugin

[NerdySupportExpert Moumita]

@l.gan, we need to call wp-ajax for every widget, so we can’t optimize that.

Now can you please ask your server to provide us with technical documents on this, because we haven’t faced any such issue on our end or from any other users? So we need further details on this. It might be related with server configuration too.

[l.gan]

Hello,

please tell me, did you mean this information?

If not, please note: my server support asks what kind of documentation you want to see.

Thank you

[Raju The Cool Guy]

Kindly ask your server which particular script needs to be optimized. becasue it is not poosible to inspect which script is causing the issue on your server end.

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