• Resolved Helmut Wandl

    (@ehtmlu)


    Hi,

    I have a Woocommerce store that usually works well, but sometimes there are very expensive script executions. I want to find out which requests result in these expensive script executions and log them so I can analyze them. However, I have no idea where and when these expensive script executions occur. Can I find out with the plugin? No matter whether with the free or the pro version.

    Thank you and best regards,
    Helmut

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  • Plugin Author nintechnet

    (@nintechnet)

    You will have to be lucky and run the profiler when the problem occurs. Not the best option. Did you enable debugging in WordPress and check the PHP error log? And the HTTP server logs (access and error)?
    If you can find the HTTP request that slow down the site, then you can reproduce the problem with the profiler.
    You would need an APM (application performance monitoring) tool to monitor the system like New Relic first, and then the profiler.

    Thread Starter Helmut Wandl

    (@ehtmlu)

    Thank you for your quick response and helpful tips. Unfortunately the PHP and HTTP protocols don’t really help as there is no error, just something that takes a lot of time and CPU. Whenever this happens, my host shuts down the whole website ??

    However, an APM tool sounds like a good idea. I don’t know if I can get it to work on my host, but it definitely helps me further. Thank you very much for your generous help, which went well beyond supporting your plugin ??

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