Query Monitor: Page Generation Time vs Database Queries (speed optimisation)

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I am trying investigate my slow loading website with Query Monitor. It shows it used 0.0218s for all The “Database Queries”, but 3.9493s for “Page Generation Time”.

So only 0,5% is spent on Database Queries. How can I find out where all the rest of the time is spent?
I tried the waterfall view in the developer tools, but they only show one very long bar at the root document. It is driving me insane that I just can’t find out what is causing this delay.

Please help 🙏

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2 Comments
  1. so from the numbers, it seems like the database is probably fine. .02 for queries is not a ton of time. 4s of page generation sounds like you are using a very heavy page builder, with a lot of content.

    you can look into prerendering and caching, but that will depend on how dynamic the page is, your theme, and your ability to edit code.

 

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