Made more research and discovered the following.
I was moving the website from Joomla 3 to a clear Joomla 4 with the following steps:
1. Manually moved all articles from Joomla 3 to a clear Joomla 4 on a test domain name. This domain I use as a draft. So I had a full copy of the website now working on Joomla 4 on a domain that served as a draft.
2. Then moved files and database from the draft to a real domain name.
Today I've tried to emulate load on the draft domain (set multiple pages for refreshing every 5 seconds using a Chrome extension). Result: the same amount of queries on a draft created 5 times less CPU load compared to a real domain. Php version is the same.
So the issue is probably not on a CMS side.
The only differences between a draft and a real domain are:
1. The draft has a completely closed robots.txt.
2. The draft is working on another hosting file system (their own system), the real domain is working on cPanel.
3. A real domain has social media like buttons and running ads.
4. A real domain has another .htaccess and configuration.php (it's natural).
I don't think that the cause may lie in search or another kind of bots, because the load is very even (if analysing hourly). It's just the same CPU load chart but 5 times higher (as if the site has 5 times more visitors).
Please help me find the issue, any help is very appreciated.
I was moving the website from Joomla 3 to a clear Joomla 4 with the following steps:
1. Manually moved all articles from Joomla 3 to a clear Joomla 4 on a test domain name. This domain I use as a draft. So I had a full copy of the website now working on Joomla 4 on a domain that served as a draft.
2. Then moved files and database from the draft to a real domain name.
Today I've tried to emulate load on the draft domain (set multiple pages for refreshing every 5 seconds using a Chrome extension). Result: the same amount of queries on a draft created 5 times less CPU load compared to a real domain. Php version is the same.
So the issue is probably not on a CMS side.
The only differences between a draft and a real domain are:
1. The draft has a completely closed robots.txt.
2. The draft is working on another hosting file system (their own system), the real domain is working on cPanel.
3. A real domain has social media like buttons and running ads.
4. A real domain has another .htaccess and configuration.php (it's natural).
I don't think that the cause may lie in search or another kind of bots, because the load is very even (if analysing hourly). It's just the same CPU load chart but 5 times higher (as if the site has 5 times more visitors).
Please help me find the issue, any help is very appreciated.
Statistics: Posted by BenEvans — Sun Apr 21, 2024 11:42 am