Disable Adobe Commerce Banner output to improve site performance
This article provides a fix for low site performance. Low site performance can be caused by the Magento_Banner
module being enabled but not used. Disabling the module output can improve site performance. Review the article for resolution steps.
Affected products and versions
- Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure v.2.x.x
- Adobe Commerce on-premises v.2.2.x and 2.3.x
Issue
The Magento_Banner
module is enabled, but not used.
To check if this is the case:
For Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure 2.2.x:
- Log in to the Commerce Admin.
- Navigate to Content > Elements > Banners.
- If the grid displayed on this page is empty, you do not have any banners.
If you do not see the Banners option under Content > Elements, then this is not the case, and the recommendations from this article cannot be applied.
For Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure 2.3.x (the functionality was renamed in v 2.3.x):
- Log in to the Commerce Admin.
- Navigate to Content > Elements > Dynamic Blocks.
- If the grid displayed on this page is empty, you do not have any dynamic blocks (banners).
If you do not see the Dynamic Blocks option under Content > Elements, then this is not the case, and the recommendations from this article cannot be applied.
Cause
When the Magento_Banner
module is enabled, Adobe Commerce sends Ajax requests from the storefront to the server to get the banner information. These Ajax requests have a performance impact, especially in high-load (high-volume and high-traffic) conditions. If the functionality is not used, it is recommended that you disable the module output. It is not recommended to disable the module, because of the dependency issues.
Solution
- Disable the
Magento_Banner
module output, as described in Disable module output in our developer documentation. The module name you need to use isMagento_Banner
. - Deploy your code. For Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure, deploy as described in the Deploy your store article in our developer documentation.