Before updating my website to v3.4.0 Beta3-dev- ( 5e86bc2f43 ) all was ok. But since this update yesterday, my site is taking nearly a minute, or more, just to open. As a diagnose step, I diabled all theme components and ALL plugins and REBUILT MY Web_Only container, and yet same problem is there. B…

Failed AI background jobs won’t affect your site load speed. That said you may as well disable both the sentiment and the embeddings modules in the AI plugin since you don’t have functional backend for those. As for the main question in the OP, slow page loading times, you need to enable mini profi…

Perhaps try [image] 3.1.x to 3.2.0 upgrade hangs/fails on 1GB instance my list of standard instant diagnostics: cat /etc/lsb-release uptime df -h / free vmstat 5 5 dmesg|egrep -i "memory|oom|kill" ps auxrc But run these (at the command line on the machine which runs the server) at the same t…

Also worthwhile to enable and use the mini-profiler, and report your findings. See [image] Admin setting to enable or disable mini-profiler? The below seems to be a good step by step guide

[image] 3.1.x to 3.2.0 upgrade hangs/fails on 1GB instance dmesg|egrep -i "memory|oom|kill" Thank you very much. If you’ve got a moment, pls see below. Though to me, all findings are very much correct: <a class="lightbox" href="https://global.discourse-cdn.com/meta/original/4X/f/c/a/fca4db8f3458930e8f6b3e9d220ec13f501c8f7a.png" data-download-href="/uploads/short-url/A2ZwLlREM2YBov3zd1jNBcdoYWK.png?dl=1" title="The image shows a terminal interface with various command outputs, including system information, disk usage, memory usage, and kernel memory allocation details. (Captioned by AI)" rel="noopener nofollow ugc">[The image shows a terminal interface with various command outputs, including system info…

[image] Ed S: Also worthwhile to enable and use the mini-profiler, and report your findings. There were a things in the ‘Mini Profiler’ topic which I didn’t understand fully. So, I’d go for that solution, if I MUST.

Thanks for running the diagnostics. The main thing I see there is a huge number of writes to disk. But I can’t guess as to the cause.

Maybe it’s worth installing and running iotop. We might be able to see which process is writing a lot of data to disk. apt install iotop-c iotop -o -b -n 22

Thanks. For info, my ubuntu server only has this sole website installed on it. And that too with very few users, only 3-4 users visit the site daily. So whatever activity the server might have, should be back ground activity only. 2nd, I ran the iotop command just after rebuilding the web_only con…

I don’t think I see anything too odd in those iotop outputs. Perhaps worthwhile to explore the sidekiq situation: various tabs on your forum.url/sidekiq page (which can only be seen by an admin account)

[image] Tobias Eigen: Did you install discourse using the official install instructions? Yes. And my site was running ok for last 4 years. Only after updating it the before day I opened this topic I noticed that it is behaving like this (when hard refreshing with Ctrl+F5 as an admin, taking 5…

After yesterday's upgrade, my site is taking 50 seconds to open (and then behaves normally)

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tobiaseigen (Tobias Eigen) December 12, 2024, 2:27pm 13

Did you install discourse using the official install instructions?

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After yesterday's upgrade, my site is taking 50 seconds to open (and then behaves normally)

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