Long loading on img request

  • Resolved jpenther

    (@jpenther)


    3 years ago

    Hi, Im getting 7sec duration on a img request on X-Ray Monitoring.

    The top 3 issues on this request is:

    1. WordPress/webp-express – Module/Plugin – 99.997 % (7143.98 ms)
    2. call_user_func – System function – 99.754 % (7126.606 ms)
    3. getImageBlob – System function – 87.702 % (6265.592 ms)

    Any clue what to do about it?

    Regards
    Jesper

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  • Plugin Author rosell.dk

    (@roselldk)

    The image request is taking that long, because it triggered a conversion (getImageBlob is used to convert the image using Imagick). As it is the result of an image request, you must have “Redirect to converter” enabled (or “Create webp files upon request?”). Of course, next time the image is requested, it will not trigger a conversion

    Plugin Author rosell.dk

    (@roselldk)

    You can disable conversions triggered by image requests if you wish and simply use Bulk Convert or the CLI to convert all images. If all images are converted, there is no need for the feature of converting on demand.

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