Performance Insights

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I tried testing my clients site through https://nitropack.io/ but get a 403 error and they are hosted on wpengine. Their url is https://www.spartasystems.com/ I tried whitelisting the IPs in both wordfence and through access rules but it didn't make a difference. Was told to report this from support here but couldn't find a board for nitropack or page speed boost

In the new site Insights > Usage page, the bandwidth usage graph shows both Origin and CDN graphs, with the Origin typically being lower than the CDN. As these values are not stacked in the graph, you can't see the Origin info unless you hide the CDN info, the smaller one is hidden 'behind' the larger. These should be stacked to show both, same as the Storage graph above and Visits graph below.

The current details include: * Backing up destination: New backup point created for destination environment. * Pushing changes: Files and selected database tables are overwritten, cache is cleared, and a search and replace is run. * Push complete Can you please include additional steps in this reporting? With some push/migration operations taking over 1 hour, it would be beneficial to know where you are in the process. Also, an estimated time of completion would be extremely helpful, allowing customers to step away and check in the estimated time rather than hanging on in anticipation of a completion.

In our slow logs we are seeing "slow pages" for urls from our new site being flagged for our old site even though that page never had those urls to begin with. We aren't sure why it's reporting it like this or even attempting to load. All of these are being reported on our old site install called "amsive" when the new one is "amsiveprd"

The error rate is nice to have, but it would be very helpful to know more details. Combining all the 400 and 500 level errors doesn't provide enough detail. There's a big difference between a spike of 404 errors and a spike of 502 errors. The actual logs can be helpful for this information, but since they are limited to 1500, that usually only covers a few minutes for our site.

My score on your dashboard is way better than any time I run Lighthouse reports. Why the discrepancy?

I've been encountering this bug on the account activity page where filtering by environments doesn't work at all until you switch to filter something else and then back to environments