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  • #25864

    anthonymartin
    Participant

    Hi,

    I installed OroCRM, and it looks and works fantastically. Except it’s very slow! I installed it on a very fast machine, yet pages take around 3+ seconds to load. Is there anything that can be done to optimize page loading times? I have already enabled PHP accelerators.

    Thanks,
    Anthony

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  • #25865

    Dima Soroka
    Keymaster

    Hi Anthony

    Are you running it in production (app.php) or in development (app_dev.php) mode?
    You can check our demo instance, we are using average machine there and performance is good. We are planning to do more optimizations before the GA release.

    #25866

    anthonymartin
    Participant

    Hi Dima,

    I am running it in production. Where can I find the demo instance to compare it to?

    Thanks!

    #25867

    Dima Soroka
    Keymaster

    Please check it out at demo.orocrm.com

    #25868

    BlindFury
    Participant

    Hi Dima,

    Sorry to hijack this thread but the average load time on demo.orocrm.com for Accounts is 1.5 sec, which is far from good for 1 page (25 out of 70 records).

    I also evaluated GA version of the oro-platform assuming, the platform itself would be more performant, – it isn’t.

    I’ll try to profile some basic scenarios and send a pull request.

    #25869

    Dima Soroka
    Keymaster

    Thanks @BlindFury!

    We also working on performance improvements on our end. Currently we are fixing performance of development operations related to cache and dependencies initialization for twig extensions which have significant impact on each request.

    #25870

    BlindFury
    Participant

    That’s what i noticed as well, most of the request time is spent in twig, which was odd at the time.
    Extensions explain a lot :)

    #25871

    maxdamage
    Participant

    Hello,
    Any news regarding twig processing time improvements? It’s a bit of a blocker to me.

    Cheers!

    #25872

    Dima Soroka
    Keymaster

    No, we didn’t work on this yet.

    #25873

    Jignesh
    Participant

    Hi Dima

    can you share AWS instance required for http://demo.orocrm.com/ like perfomance? including email syncing from 10 email accounts

    Thanks

    #25874

    incolor
    Participant

    Hi,

    Yes, please share all settings to the server in order to get this speed. I use a fast server, but Orocrm is extremely slow and constantly experiences timeouts. Right now it is completely unusable, so I am very curious how my server should be set to make this work.

    Thanks

    #25875

    Jignesh
    Participant

    we are using AWS t2.large plan for it but still slow it costs us 75 USD per month but still not like speed of Demo Site

    #25876

    incolor
    Participant

    I am on a dedicated server:

    Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E3-1231 v3 @ 3.40GHz / 8 CPU core
    16GB RAM
    CENTOS

    Not even close to the speed of the demo site :(

    #25877

    Jignesh
    Participant

    i tried with PHP 7 and it improves performance but still not close to Demo
    Note : with php 7 it brings some errors in certain pages

    #25878

    BlindFury
    Participant

    You can try opcache.validate_timestamp set to 0.

    #25879

    incolor
    Participant

    Wow thanks @BlindFury that actually worked!

    The only thing that is still acting strange is when I click on System->configuration, it just keeps loading.

    But the rest is working great now :-D

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