Let’s set the scene. Your new WooCommerce chatbot passes every test. It answers product questions, helps shoppers compare options, and responds quickly enough that nobody gives performance a second thought.
The problem doesn’t surface until the store has a busy afternoon. Checkout begins taking a little longer, and response times creep up as PHP threads reach capacity. At first, the slowdown looks like the result of a traffic spike, but visitor numbers are about the same as the week before. What has changed is the amount of work the server performs during each visit.
Every chatbot exchange can trigger a
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