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Hi,
I am using Query Monitor to check performance Bottlenecks on my website. Following query of yours is taking very long time to execute.
I am using 32GB RAM and 2 Intel Xeon Processors and still it’s taking very long time. Can you please optimize.
Screenshot: http://pasteboard.co/MCg2aednA.png
Actually, that’s us, asking WordPress Media Library for a files information.
The slow query, while is ours that is being called, the actual function that is slow is WordPress. There is nothing we can code that will make WordPress’ core faster.
You could, perhaps, benefit from other site optimizations, or perhaps a better hosting plan. VPS are so 2009 and GoDaddy is sooooo 1999.
PS — Why are you running Query Monitor on your plugins page? That’s kinda funny. You want to run Query Monitor on FRONT END WEBPAGES not the stuff in wp-admin. That, will tell you if there is a bottleneck. What your screenshot there is just your wp-admin stuff that has zero impact on your customers and vendors performance experience.
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