1. Use a Content Delivery Network (CDN) to cache and deliver content closer to the end user.
1. Enable HTTP/2 on your web server to reduce latency and optimize performance.
1. Use TLS session resumption to speed up the process of establishing secure connections.
1. Implement server-side caching and compression to reduce the amount of data that needs to be transmitted.
1. Optimize your SSL/TLS settings to reduce the overhead associated with encryption.
1. Use HTTP compression to reduce the size of transferred resources.
1. Ensure that your server hardware is adequate for the traffic volume and usage patterns.
1. Minimize the use of third-party scripts and plugins, which can add overhead and slow down page load times.
1. Implement HTTPS preloading to reduce the latency involved in traditional TLS handshake.
1. Optimize the use of cookies and remove unnecessary cookies to reduce overhead.
