Speed up Website with Hosting

[rosiku]

 

How do I increase the speed of the website from hosting itself????

sometimes there is a long process of loading the website. if anyone knows you can share here.

[Tony]

A lot of this depends on your application you're operating. If it's PHP hen you'd want to see if yours support PHP 7.0/7.1 or 7.2 as it can provide significant speed improvements over PHP 5.6. We provide up to PHP 7.2 right now straight through cPanel: https://blog.hawkhost.com/2018/01/04/php-7-2-now-available-on-all-hosting-plans/ |  

If you're using Wordpress you'd want to consider a caching plugin. The one we recommend is the Litespeed page caching as it's leverages the capability of the web server: https://blog.hawkhost.com/2015/07/22/super-charge-wordpress-with-litespeed-cache/

For other applications you'd want to look at the plugins you're using any themes. Then along with that just any recommendations the specific application suggests such as using Redis/Memcached (make sure you actually configure it) or their own built in caching.

[seratuzatu]

On 8/3/2018 at 7:31 PM, rosiku said:

 

How do I increase the speed of the website from hosting itself???? 

sometimes there is a long process of loading the website. if anyone knows you can share here.

I usually use cloudfare

[Brian]

On 8/5/2018 at 8:36 AM, seratuzatu said:

I usually use cloudfare

This is another good suggestion! Cloudflare can definitely help speed up your site outside of improvements to your applications / files directly. 

[seratuzatu]

On 8/7/2018 at 1:54 AM, Brian said:

This is another good suggestion! Cloudflare can definitely help speed up your site outside of improvements to your applications / files directly. 

I thought I was in wrong direction. Thanks for your quote...

I usually use the free account on cloudflare. Does the paid version on cloudflare do much?

[Brian]

https://www.cloudflare.com/plans/ has a good breakdown of features by plan. Inside your Cloudflare account it also shows which features are only available on paid plans. There is no reason to upgrade to a paid plan unless you need one of the missing features, performance / caching / protection are all going to be the same otherwise.