I installed Umbraco on a shared server and the load time is very slow. I brought this up with my host many many times and they say that the server is performing fine.
Sometimes, it takes 20+ seconds to load the page. Any suggestions? Using 4.5.2
MS SQL, IIS version not sure. Running it on an IX Webhosting Shared Hosting account. I have contacted them 7 times about performance but they said it is quick on their end......
MS SQL, IIS version not sure. Running it on an IX Webhosting Shared Hosting account. I have contacted them 7 times about performance but they said it is quick on their end......
Ho! No, I didn't saw the time you've got! It really long! Too long! As everything take long, it must be a server problem and not an umbraco one... 16 s to load the site... Your problem is beyond what I can do.
You say that "sometimes" it is slow to load. This could indicate that the application has been unloaded if it has not been accessed for a while. Typically if a site is not accessed for 20 minutes it is unloaded from IIS. This is common in a shared hosting platform.
You could try looking at a "keep alive" service to prevent this from happening
I was just experiencing the same issue with the same web host (Shared hosting with IX Web Hosting). A quick live chat with their technical team resulted in them immediately swapping my Umbraco installation into a new application pool and this appears to have resolved the issue for now.
Load Time Very Long
I installed Umbraco on a shared server and the load time is very slow. I brought this up with my host many many times and they say that the server is performing fine.
Sometimes, it takes 20+ seconds to load the page. Any suggestions? Using 4.5.2
Thanks,
Chris.
are you talking about the frontend? backend? or both?
Sorry for the delay - both.
Chris.
what type of iis version are you running? which type of database?
MS SQL, IIS version not sure. Running it on an IX Webhosting Shared Hosting account. I have contacted them 7 times about performance but they said it is quick on their end......
MS SQL, IIS version not sure. Running it on an IX Webhosting Shared Hosting account. I have contacted them 7 times about performance but they said it is quick on their end......
Hi, add : ?umbDebugShowTrace=true to your url to see what takes so long. With this we could figure what's the problem.
Ok! Did that, what info are we looking for?
Ok, the last column "From last(s)". Look for lines that have times longer that 0,01 sec. You'll see what macro take long.
We now have an idea of trouble. Look here : http://our.umbraco.org/forum/templating/templates-and-document-types/3151-Master-template-is-the-same-as-the-current-template
Did you save the image and look at the times? (it looks cutoff in my browser in this forum).
Will take a look,
Chris
Also, I seem to be having issues in the performance of the backend...... Takes quite a while to load.
Ho! No, I didn't saw the time you've got! It really long! Too long! As everything take long, it must be a server problem and not an umbraco one... 16 s to load the site... Your problem is beyond what I can do.
You say that "sometimes" it is slow to load. This could indicate that the application has been unloaded if it has not been accessed for a while. Typically if a site is not accessed for 20 minutes it is unloaded from IIS. This is common in a shared hosting platform.
You could try looking at a "keep alive" service to prevent this from happening
Sounds like that is what it is. Where would I look for a "keep alive" service?
Googleing "keep alive service" should bring up a few options.
I have used http://www.247webmonitoring.com
I was just experiencing the same issue with the same web host (Shared hosting with IX Web Hosting). A quick live chat with their technical team resulted in them immediately swapping my Umbraco installation into a new application pool and this appears to have resolved the issue for now.
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