To configure performance settings on Drupal 8, follow these steps:
1. Log in to your Drupal 8 site as an administrator.
2. Click on the “Manage” menu option and select “Configuration.“
3. Under the “Development” section, click on “Performance.“
4. On the Performance page, you will see various options.
5. In the “Bandwidth optimization” section, select “Aggregate CSS files” and “Aggregate JavaScript files.” This will combine all CSS and JavaScript files into one file to reduce the number of HTTP requests.
6. In the “Caching” section, select “Cache pages for anonymous users” and “Cache blocks,” which will reduce the time it takes to load your pages.
7. Under the “Page compression” section, select “Compress cached pages” to reduce the size of the files sent to the user’s browser.
8. Click the “Save configuration” button to apply the changes.
You can also use Drupal 8 caching modules like the Memcache module, Redis module, or Varanish Cache module to improve performance. These modules increase the speed and performance of Drupal 8 sites by caching data in memory, reducing database queries, and improving response times.
