404 high response time

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This is not a OLS related issue, but an issue of every modern CMS that uses a PHP framework. Every kind of requested source (also CSS, JS and so on) goes through the index.php and it doesn't matter if a source exists or not. For WP a 404 is the same as status 200. You can free static sources from WP, but not requests of dynamic sources.

This issue cannot be resolved with OLS or a modified web server configuration. Only LiteCache Rush can solve this problem. Rush is a completely new application specifically designed for WP, designed to decide which function/plugin should be loaded where. This can improve loading times by up to 500% without the need for an additional optimization plugin.

For further information read this: https://www.cachecrawler.com/Blog/W...nce-Doesnt-Start-With-Optimization::6601.html

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#3
This is not a OLS related issue, but an issue of every modern CMS that uses a PHP framework. Every kind of requested source (also CSS, JS and so on) goes through the index.php and it doesn't matter if a source exists or not. For WP a 404 is the same as status 200. You can free static sources from WP, but not requests of dynamic sources.

This issue cannot be resolved with OLS or a modified web server configuration. Only LiteCache Rush can solve this problem. Rush is a completely new application specifically designed for WP, designed to decide which function/plugin should be loaded where. This can improve loading times by up to 500% without the need for an additional optimization plugin.

For further information read this: https://www.cachecrawler.com/Blog/W...nce-Doesnt-Start-With-Optimization::6601.html

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Sounds great and a should be native to wordpress core solution to be honest, when do you think it would be available to try?
 
#4
Sounds great and a should be native to wordpress core solution to be honest, when do you think it would be available to try?
Thank you - that’s kind of you to say.
Rush is still in active development and not publicly available yet. It’s not meant to be a WordPress core feature, but a standalone solution for those who need very fine-grained control over what loads where. It’s almost ready to release, but it will still take some weeks to wrap things up properly.
 
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