How to improve Time To First Byte?
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05-24-2017, 06:34 AM
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RE: How to improve Time To First Byte?
Regarding your reply "the one place that you have control in the application is to "flush early" and send as much of the document as possible before doing any back-end processing (the document head and beginning of the document if at all possible)" ...
I am not clear how that is accomplished. How do you "flush early"? Thanks (02-28-2011 10:59 PM)pmeenan Wrote: The first byte time is usually slow because of back-end processing that is done to generate the pages themselves (usually the actual guts of the application/site). |
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05-24-2017, 04:38 PM
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How to improve Time To First Byte?
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10-03-2018, 05:40 AM
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RE: How to improve Time To First Byte?
Pat
Regarding your message below. We have a site with a 2+ second time to first byte. I have KeepAlive enabled. A "KeepAliveTimeOut 1" Do you recommend another TimeOut value? Thanks for creating this tool jbr (04-07-2011 12:36 AM)pmeenan Wrote: If you can, go enable http keep-alives on your server. It should cut the overall load time in half. |
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10-03-2018, 07:17 AM
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RE: How to improve Time To First Byte?
Can you give some insight regarding the very slow "First Byte" time below? Typical .html sites and .php sites are typically under 500 ms for first byte on the same server. But database backend sites have this issue. See attached screenshot ... (10-03-2018 05:40 AM)jbr Wrote: Pat |
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04-20-2020, 01:11 PM
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RE: How to improve Time To First Byte?
I am trying to improve my First Time Byte for https://webmastershare.com/ but not sure it's still low respond
I am using Vultr VPS, the CPU is 3.5Ghz, NVMe disk and website is new. But the FTB still not as good as I want. |
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