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The website is deployed on AWS S3 and uses AWS CloudFront as CDN, so there isn't a whole lot we can do server-side, apart from the options AWS provides to us.
We do plan to make some performance improvements on the client-side, however.
On Wed, 28 Aug 2019 at 21:06, József Sallai ***@***.***> wrote:
The website is deployed on AWS S3 and uses AWS CloudFront as CDN, so there
isn't a whole lot we can do server-side, apart from the options AWS
provides to us.
We do plan to make some performance improvements on the client-side,
however.
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Hi, I noticed that some of the image assets are huge (both in file size and image dimensions). Resizing and compressing them can also increase page speed. I can have a look into that...
@julia-r I'm not sure if this will help the most.
If you have experience with AWS Cloudfront Hosting it might be useful to look what can be setup to set caching rules and enabling zipping of the assets.
I have no experience with the S3 AWS Cloudfront setup, but maybe the following is helpful: https://serverfault.com/a/770469
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The Website could be improved server side to increase page-speed.
Better page speed might result in more people who get known to okuna via search.
On
_.htaccess
with default parameters could be added that can be renamed to '.htaccess' on production. (similiar to TYPO3).Example for redirection:
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