I did delete Wordpress after migrating to QTS5.0 as I did not want to have the implementation I had built using MariaDB5 active in case it caused some sort of conflict. Keep in mind that the new MariaDB is on a much newer and faster server, which makes the whole issue even weirder. If anyone of you could help me to understand why such a huge difference in performance, please, let me know. PHP 5.6 is the slowest one which is almost 3 times slower compared to PHP 8.0 (the latest PHP version). According to this result, PHP 8.0 is the clear winner and the fastest loading time is 164 ms. The trend shows constant improvement in site performance from PHP version 5.6 to 8.0. The only solution I could find was to load it via Container Station and I have to admit being way out of my depth here. On the new MariaDB 10.3 it takes well over 22 seconds (), and I can't figure out why. The graph below shows the result of the benchmarking test. I now have a database which I can configure with phpmyadmin but when I came to download Wordpress from the App centre it had gone. After much faffing about I was pleased to discover the new stable release of QTS5 which includes this updated version of MariaDB. This would not work and it turned out that it required ver <10 of MariaDB.
Below is the config of MariaDB, database scheme and the query in question. The database is analyzed, optimized, rebuild. Having trouble with particular query performance after migrating large (3+ GB) database from MySQL data to MariaDB, it is 64bit version. You may be using a machine with low specs (older CPU, low ram, slow HDD etc.). MariaDB 10.4.13 slow performance compared to MySQL 5.7.30. A couple of days ago I decided to try to create a web server running Wordpress on our TS453A.Īll went well until I tried to install Elementor which is a 3rd party page creator for WP. Theres likely 4 main factors at play here 1. MariaDB 10.x You listed above my.cnf lost alot of optimised default settings that Centmin Mod auto applies on initial installs so probably why.
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