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All right guys welcome back.

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Now we've come quite far already.

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By now we have taken the time to optimize all of our images to save a plenty of size.

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We've also gone ahead and eliminated our render blocking javascript and see a source for the above the

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fold content.

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Now next up as you can see is reducing the server response time.

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Now these are put in a hierarchy meaning they want this on top.

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Further to the left does the one with the biggest priority the biggest issue if you will.

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So currently we're not having a very good server response time.

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If we click on it we can see that it is at zero point seventy eight.

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And of course this is also going to depend on where you are trying it from.

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Right now we're trying it from London.

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And if we go back and we tried the earlier one and would check out this is our very first test a lot

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has happened since then we can see that it took off towards one point one second.

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Now that's a long time to wait to even get your server going or rather to have a response from the server.

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So let's go more in depth to what this actually means and what we can do about it.

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So let's get started.

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So what is you server response time.

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Well in order to know what it is we need to know how it is measured.

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Now a server response time is measured by something called Titi FRB time to first bite.

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Right.

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So whenever your user is coming to your Web site it's going to measure how long it takes before they

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receive their first byte their first information.

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Right then you know it goes from byte kilobytes megabytes gigabytes et cetera.

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So when they receive their first bytes that is when the server has considered giving a response.

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And for us right now it takes zero point eight seconds.

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And we've had up towards one point one second before the user even gets any response we get to download

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anything and that's a long time guys.

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So let's go through why this is and what we can do about it.

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So the most common issue that we see and the easiest way to resolve it is by having a look at the host

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server resources.

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Right.

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So a host is going to have several different servers from where you put all of the stuff from your Web

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sites on and the more space you have on that server the more you can be using for example demanding

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plugins adding more of your items et cetera et cetera.

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And that is going to dictate how long the response time is.

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Now we're using blue hosts right.

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And if we have a look at their Web sites we can see that up here who go to hosting.

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There are three different sections going on.

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Now we are using shared hosting right now and I'm going to explain the difference between these three

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and why they matter and I'm going to explain it in a way that I learned in and I think it's really really

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handy.

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So a shared hosting is basically like having an apartment right now the more people that there is in

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the apartment the less space you get because you're all sharing that same space shared hosting is the

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same way.

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So you basically have a server and they're just going to put a bunch of people into that server and

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the less people there is the more space there is for you and your Web site.

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The more people there is the less space is for you and the slower the response time is going to be.

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And then we have the VPN.

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Now Pierce is like living in a dorm you're going to have your own room your own space and it's up to

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you how much you decide to use that space but you're always going to have a certain amount of space

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available.

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Now this is very similar to be -- because you have a server and you're gonna have a certain amount

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of sleep you a certain amount of RAM and it's going to be up to you how much you use of it then there's

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going to be a limit but you're not dependent on someone else using it.

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So it doesn't matter how many people is actually in the house because you still have your own space.

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And finally we have the dedicated hosting and that is basically like owning the entire house yourself

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right.

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It's all you there's no one else there you get all the space you get all the availability for yourself

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but as you can imagine as with any house there's mortgages there's rent et cetera et cetera.

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And similarly when you own the entire server there's going to be more costs.

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So there is a hierarchy for how much these three costs and shared hosting of course being the cheapest

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because you're all sharing the space being more expensive and dedicated hosting being the by far most

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expensive.

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Now these are usually only needed the VIPs and dedicated.

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If you have a lot of traffic going on and dedicated it's mostly if you have an extreme amount of traffic

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going on you imagine these huge e-commerce website they might need the dedicated hosting.

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And also if we're going to the shared hosting which we have right now we can see that there are upgrades

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now even with the pro upgrade we get a high performance going on meaning if we hover over here it says

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lower service density.

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So your website has more resources available and that's really what it is about the available resources

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for you and your website.

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That's going to dictate the server speed.

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OK.

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So this is what matters the most when it comes to your server response time.

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But of course we're not only limited to the horse's plenty of things we can go through.

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But let me go through and go deeper into why this is.

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And also what we can do about it.

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Now the reason this is the way it is is because Blue Hose is a part of something called the E IGAD endurance

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International Group.

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And basically that's a big big big company that owns a lot of hosting company like host gator et cetera

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et cetera.

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If you ever look at their Wikipedia site you can see that they own.

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I think it was like 83 different hosting companies right now.

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And that is huge.

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But it also means that there's a lot of people that is being packed into quite small servers which is

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what they are doing.

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But we have to know that there are huge benefits to Blu hosts.

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I'm going to show you how to optimize the blue host servers further with what we have.

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And then you're going to get to see what the other benefits of blu hosts are.

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Now I love Blu host I've been using Blue House for a while.

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Even Pat Flynn which we've been mimicking so far and been learning from he's using blue host and that

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is because they have so many more advantages not all about the speed guys.

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So the other thing we also can go ahead and do which we already have done is optimizations such as fixing

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our catch.

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Meaning we're putting all of our stuff into a catch and then putting it to the user's computer so that

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they don't have to download for example our header our images our buttons our designs etc. Each time

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rather is going to be on their computer.

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So the loading speed is increased also making the images smaller compressions et cetera just making

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your website more lightweight.

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Okay.

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But perhaps the biggest thing and most important thing that we can do to speed up the response time

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of fast server is to move our server closer to the user.

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And we're gonna do that through something called C the N content delivery network.

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Now for the content delivery network you might know about this already but they are so also important

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and there are three major wants that I want you to know about.

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Now if you're using Blue Hose like we are you're gonna have something called site looks see the N already

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available to you in the Blue Hose panels.

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I'm going to show you how to activate that.

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What an SSL is how SSL works is that in the next lecture but that is one thing that we're going to show

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you how to activate now perhaps the biggest one when it comes to a free CDM is CloudFlare.

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So in the upcoming election I'm going to show you how to use CloudFlare as well if you want to use that

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service which you're probably going to want to and I'm going to explain why in a little bit.

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And then finally we have Max CDM which might be the most popular sedan of the mall I believe they have

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the most dedicated servers around but they also cost.

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But I want you to know that if you're planning on spending money on this I recommend Max CDM.

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So in other words by having this different content delivery networks we're gonna put our Web site into

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different servers around the world.

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So if you have someone who is from a certain part of Asia for example going into your website then they're

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going to load your Web site from that Asian server which is going to be so much faster than loading

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it from for example Utah I believe blue host is situated in Utah in America.

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And this is how we're going to speed up our Web site by using all of these different servers.

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So it goes without saying that the more dedicated service they are the higher the content delivery networks

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the better it usually is.

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CloudFlare has by far the most when it comes to a free CDM and Maxi design has by far the most I believe

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just end end of the story.

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But they also cost.

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So we're gonna go ahead and set that up in the upcoming elections and that is severely going to improve

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our server response time.

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Now there's one more thing that we're gonna go ahead and check out that is so important and often overlooked

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and that is our home and site you are L and what I mean with that specifically is how we write it out.

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So for example we might have our ETP and then we have the colon forest at Forest Lodge Robin and Jasper

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dot com.

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But if we are using on SSL which we will because it's so so important for MCO and also for security

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it's gonna look like this is going to look like ETP s cool and call a forward slash forward slash Robin

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and Jasper dot com.

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But that also means that if someone goes to the regular ETP site they first need to be redirected to

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the H TTP s site.

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Right.

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And this redirection is going to cost us valuable server response time and we don't want that so whenever

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we are riding out our website and putting it on the Web we need to make sure that we are putting out

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the proper you are L K and what a TTP is and ATP as we're going to go more into the next lecture.

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But EDP as I can say I can talk a little bit about because that is gonna be about the security of your

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website.

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You need that security for a SEO for obvious security reasons and it stands for the s actually stands

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for Security and comes from the SSL.

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More about that in the upcoming lecture but we also have more things such as if you are using w w w

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dot Robin ingests Broadcom or is going to be.

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W w w dot your website dot com but you have actually set your website to just simply Robin and Jasper

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dot com.

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It's the same thing here.

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That means that if someone goes into your website using the double use they first need to be directed

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to the U or L without the WS.

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And that is also going to cost server response time.

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So to reduce these what we need to do is make sure that we are giving out the correct yourself.

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For example if we are linking from our Facebook if we are linking our content on different websites

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etc. and make sure that if we are ranking with the correct your else and we're gonna go through how

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to do this in an upcoming lecture.

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So in the next lecture I'm gonna show you how to get the H TTP s which you probably have already but

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if nothing then I'll show you how to get it and also how to activate the site LOC CDM.

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Okay so see in the next lecture guys.
