You'd better be running on localhost whenever possible.

If not, caching database queries might help.

You can use a caching system if possible.

Thanks for the fast respond!

Already tried caching, didn't change anything. Any other ideas?

(The mysql host is on another server.)

It should have, if not the issue may come from something else.

How did you implement caching ?

codextends said:

It should have, if not the issue may come from something else.

How did you implement caching ?

I had the same question, we had the same problem but we use Redis caching now. Page load was 9 sec and is reduced to 48ms now.

I'll ask the webserver admin how things are running.

Again, thanks for the fast responses :)