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Question Magento 2.3.4 it's too slow

ibu400

New Pleskian
I have a new server. I installed Magento 2.3.4 there. But the backend is so slow.
The Server is an:

Intel Xeon E5-1650V2
2x SSD SATA 240 GB Datacenter
4x RAM 16384 MB DDR3 ECC reg.

Software is:

Plesk Obsidian 18.0.2 on Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS
PHP Version 7.2.30 FPM/FastCGI

I have already increased the RAM
memory_limit 8000M

But the backend is so slow, it's not fun. We do not use the frontend because we are currently only synchronizing with ebay.

I found these settings but these are only for Nginx-only hosting

How to set up Magento 2.1.0 on Plesk with Nginx-only hosting option enabled enabled
 
If the sync is running it could be slow due MySQL being occupied creating all the entries for example.

Something you could check:
 
Make sure all the cache is enabled.

System > Cache Management

Have you setup Redis, Varnish?

As a Magento 2 developer myself, there can be many reasons which can make the backend slow. Its hard to tell without look at your installation and setup.
 
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Make sure all the cache is enabled.

System > Cache Management

Have you setup Redis, Varnish?

As a Magento 2 developer myself, there can be many reasons which can make the backend slow. Its hard to tell without look at your installation and setup.
Yes, I think this will work. But, just in case if you still face slow response issue then below are some points that you can do for the improvement
- Run your webpage on Page Speed insight or GTMetrix tool and try the fixes that are highlighted their.
- Instead of any other hosting provider go for the specialized Magento hosting provider.
Let me know if this doesn't work.
 
I think sometimes the problem can not be solved because you are not able to explain the existing problem. in this case for solving the problem I think someone should take a look at your system.
 
synchronizing with ebay
Can you stop this sync and see the difference?

I found these settings but these are only for Nginx-only hosting
Try this:


What is the version for Magento and How did you install it with a deprecated mcrypt module?

See this comment :

This was posted before by another user but has been downvoted. I just wanted to confirm that we suffered massive performance issues related to mcrypt on CentOS (PHP 5.6.32) that are not present in other flavors of Linux.

A sampling of 25,000 encrypts/decrypts takes 4-5x longer when running mcrypt on Centos 7 as compared to Ubuntu. Switching out mcrypt for OpenSSL on Centos will result in a massive increase in performance.

For lower traffic website it can be negligible, but when you start seeing significant traffic/load it will quickly bring down a server.
 
Maybe your computer is too old for this server. You know sometimes it is a big problem. Just look on the internet to see what is the problem with the system. If you still cannot solve your problem you can ask yoast magento. They are specialists in this domain and I'm sure that they can give you some tips in your situation. But don't hurry up paying money, maybe there is something simple that you can solve on your own. I wish you good luck and please share your results.
 
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