TurboHub's Intelligent Performance feature for WordPress

This article discusses TurboHub’s Intelligent Performance feature for WordPress.

About Intelligent Performance

TurboHub's Intelligent Performance (IP) feature enables you to optimize WordPress sites without any downtime and with just a single click. IP applies optimized presets and image compression to instantly improve site speed and performance. At each step, IP displays an updated PageSpeed score so you can see how your site is performing in real-time.

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If IP encounters any errors during optimization, it automatically rolls back the site to its previous working configuration. At no time is site content modified. Additionally, you can roll back to the previous working configuration yourself at any time.

Intelligent Performance requirements

Before enabling Intelligent Performance, make sure your hosting account and WordPress site meet the following requirements:

• PHP version 7 (or newer).

• WordPress 5.6 (or newer).

• Confirm your domain is hosted at hosting.com.

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• Intelligent Performance currently only supports single installation sites. WordPress multisite networksare not supported.

• Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) are currently not supported during the optimization process. Before running Intelligent Performance, please temporarily disable Cloudflare on your account. For information about how to do this, please see this article. You can re-enable Cloudflare after the optimization process is complete.

• You can only run IP on a site once. Alternatively, you can roll back changes made by IP, and run it again.

Enabling Intelligent Performance

To enable Intelligent Performance for a site, follow these steps:

1. Log in to the Hosting Panel at https://my.hosting.com.

2. In the left sidebar, click Products & Services, and then click TurboHub:

   

3. The TurboHub dashboard appears with all of your WordPress sites:

   

4. Click Dashboard for the site you want to optimize.

5. Click Performance:
   

6. In the Boost Performance section, click Start.

7. IP checks that your site meets the requirements as described in the previous section:
   

8. Click Start Optimization:
   

9. Phase 1 begins:
   

10. When Phase 1 is complete, Phase 2 begins:
    

11. If you want to undo the changes IP made to your site, click Roll Back:
    

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