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SSL or No ssl. Speed test different. #594
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My guess would be either:
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Hello thank you for the help and information. That is what I’m also
thinking about Godaddy.
Unless I have my own private server up on Godaddy it will be bottle neck.
…On Tue, Jan 9, 2024 at 4:19 AM rkr-kununu ***@***.***> wrote:
My guess would be either:
1. Your godaddy server's cpu is a bottleneck due to the overhead of
using ssl (ssl/encryption is cpu intensive). You're only solution is to
either not use https or get a faster server (read: faster, not more cores).
2. Godaddy has some sort of "ssl termination" also known as "tls
termination" (disclaimer: I don't know what Godaddy's offerings are).
Meaning Godaddy will handle the ssl encryption/decryption and send simple
(unencrypted) http requests to your godaddy server. If this is the case,
then godaddy could be throttling you.
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Hello, I'm noticing a different in speed test results on a live hosting server. I tried to use my godaddy server for test and If I use ssl domain I get one result and if I use a domain without ssl I get a different result. Both speed test are on the same server same IP address just different folders with different domains.
This is without a ssl on a domain.
This is another one with a ssl on a domain.
Has anyone have this problem or know how I can fix it.
Joseph
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