how can it be, that an aapanel based apache server performs only around 50% of the speed of an hestia cp based apache server? I have hosted 2 identical VPS ARM Servers on Oracle Cloud. Server 1 got Hestia, Server 2 AAPanel installed. Then i set up Wordpress on both servers and install PHP/MySQL CPU performance statistics Plugin for testing. Hestia Results: Server: test1.domain.eu@10.0.0.111 PHP host information: Linux ws2.domain.eu 5.11.0-1027-oracle #30 20 .04.1-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jan 13 09:43:40 UTC 2022 aarch64 PHP version: 7.4.27 PHP memory limit: 512M PHP post_max_size: 512M PHP upload_max_size: 512M PHP max_execution_time: 30 seconds PHP extensions loaded Core date libxml openssl pcre zlib filter hash Reflection SPL session standard sodium cgi-fcgi mysqlnd PDO xml apcu bcmath bz2 calendar ctype curl dom mbstring FFI fileinfo ftp gd gettext iconv imagick imap intl json ldap exif mysqli pdo_mysql apc posix pspell readline shmop SimpleXML soap sockets sysvmsg sysvsem sysvshm tokenizer xmlreader xmlwriter xsl zip Phar Zend OPcache PHP ini file location: /etc/php/7.4/fpm/php.ini Webserver: Test not implemented yet/unknown web server Loaded webserver modules: T Platform: Linux Gateway interface: CGI/1.1 Path to files: /home/admin/web/test1.domain.eu/public_html/wp-admin MySQL version 10.6.5-MariaDB-1:10.6.5+maria focal Server load now: 0.04 Server load avg. 5 minutes: 0.01 Server load avg. 15 minutes: 0.00 MySQL test: Time to perform: Query test (200 times) : 0.54 seconds (370/sec) MySQL tests: Time to perform: select BENCHMARK(500000000, EXTRACT(YEAR FROM NOW())) : 5.73 seconds Time to perform: select BENCHMARK(10000000,ENCODE('hello','goodbye')) : 0.64 seconds Time to perform: select BENCHMARK(25000000,1+1*2); : 0.49 seconds Total time (all MySQL tests) : 7.40 seconds PHP test: Time to perform: Math test : 0.05 seconds Time to perform: StringManipulation test : 0.19 seconds Time to perform: test Loop test : 0.07 seconds Time to perform: test IfElse : 0.08 seconds Total time (all PHP tests) : 0.39 seconds Network test: Network test 1: Fetch data from nearest google CDN point : 60.93 Mbps All tests: Total time (all MySQL + PHP tests) : 7.79 seconds AAPanel Results: Server: test2.domain.eu@10.0.0.187 PHP host information: Linux aapanel-apache-redis-test 5.11.0-1027-oracle #30 20 .04.1-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jan 13 09:43:40 UTC 2022 aarch64 PHP version: 7.4.27 PHP memory limit: 512M PHP post_max_size: 512M PHP upload_max_size: 512M PHP max_execution_time: 300 seconds PHP extensions loaded Core date libxml openssl pcre sqlite3 zlib bcmath ctype curl dom filter ftp gd gettext hash iconv intl json mbstring SPL session pcntl standard PDO mysqlnd pdo_sqlite Phar posix Reflection pdo_mysql shmop SimpleXML soap sockets sodium mysqli sysvsem tokenizer xml xmlreader xmlrpc xmlwriter cgi-fcgi zip apcu fileinfo Zend OPcache PHP ini file location: /www/server/php/74/etc/php.ini Webserver: Test not implemented yet/unknown web server Loaded webserver modules: Warning: count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable in /www/wwwroot/test2.domain.eu/wp-content/plugins/mywebtonet-performancestats/mywebtonet-performancestats.php on line 516 T Platform: Linux Gateway interface: CGI/1.1 Path to files: /www/wwwroot/test2.domain.eu/wp-admin MySQL version 10.4.19-MariaDB-log Server load now: 0.05 Server load avg. 5 minutes: 0.33 Server load avg. 15 minutes: 0.59 MySQL test: Time to perform: Query test (200 times) : 0.97 seconds (206/sec) MySQL tests: Time to perform: select BENCHMARK(500000000, EXTRACT(YEAR FROM NOW())) : 6.54 seconds Time to perform: select BENCHMARK(10000000,ENCODE('hello','goodbye')) : 0.62 seconds Time to perform: select BENCHMARK(25000000,1+1*2); : 0.50 seconds Total time (all MySQL tests) : 8.63 seconds PHP test: Time to perform: Math test : 0.23 seconds Time to perform: StringManipulation test : 0.89 seconds Time to perform: test Loop test : 0.23 seconds Time to perform: test IfElse : 0.23 seconds Total time (all PHP tests) : 1.58 seconds Network test: Network test 1: Fetch data from nearest google CDN point : 48.42 Mbps All tests: Total time (all MySQL + PHP tests) : 10.21 seconds Result: Looking at only the MySql Tests per Second results we can see that the Hestia Server is 2x as fast as AApanel. When working in the Wordpress backend, i can confirm this result, as loading of the interface, like plugins, dashboard etc.......takes 2 times as long on the AApanel version. (measured by page load times) WHY IS THAT? OPcache and Apcu are enabled on both servers.

Hello neotheghost Thanks for the feedback, we will also schedule a time to test this

Same is true for the stacks from https://webinoly.com/ or https://easyengine.io/ or https://wordops.net/ They all perform so much faster then a server setup with AAPanel. I don't understand why. I love the functionality of aapanel, i really dont want to switch, but those performance differences are day and night. Give it a try. I hope you can figure out the difference and adopt those settings in AApanel.

neotheghost aapanel panel need a lot of fine tuning which are not fixing now they are more in implementing paid plugins but they forgot if main script will not will not work outbox then plugin will not sell

aaPanel_Jose i think it's good you guys schedule this. I can confirm this and has influence on the scores on search engines. I believe it's crucial to have a stable base so hope you guys can dedicate the next release towards improvements of the code. While I believe expanding is also good on new plugins, and i completely understand you guys are trying to gather some income. But this is an environment where competition is brutal at times and you lose valuable customers over time. aaPanel will remain the panel for my backup sites but not for my primary ones for now.

aaPanel_Jose could you test this already? i can provide a server if necessary. I tested all different combinations, apache, nginx, php 7.3, 7.4, 8..........no matter what i tried, i got the same results, a substantial difference in performance between aapanel and other panels.

[unknown] could you test this already? i can provide a server if necessary. I tested all different combinations, apache, nginx, php 7.3, 7.4, 8..........no matter what i tried, i got the same results, a substantial difference in performance between aapanel and other panels.

neotheghost Great insights. Have you also performed these benchmark tests on non-ARM VPS? Please share the results too. I have been using x86 based non-arm linux / centos vps and I feel the performance is as good as other stacks. But yes, I have felt the sluggishness with apache/nginx when using ARM based VPS on Oracle Linux 8. So I might give a try to use HestiaCP next time.

this is my site reports running on aapanel.

neotheghost I tried to install hestia cp but it didn't work, do you have a test server with hestia cp installed? If you can provide login information please send to jose@aapanel.com

I sent sent you the login information.

aapanel server much slower then hestia cp based server

neotheghost

aaP_enigumeni4 For a stable mailsever i would recommend mailcow. i run it for 3 years straight now, with no downtime. I would never mix mails with a webserver, as both services are to critical to fail or be dependent on each other.

neotheghost

heringer i didn't. i used webinoly on oracle since arm isnt supported by cyberpanel. but i am hosting all critical services on contabo. oracle is my testground.

Stealth

neotheghost

Because Hestia using Nginx and Apache at same time. aaPanel only Nginx or Apache, old settings. Try the OpenLiteSpeed, it will be faster than Hestia, but not fast like CyberPanel. aaPanel very not support the best OpenLiteSpeed...

steve_patco

aaP_enigumeni4 I cannot get mailserver to work on Oracle 7.8 centos. Mailserver installs but thunderbird cannot find server. Major configuration problems for aapanel mailserver.

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