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Are you finding that the size of your Joomla site is getting bigger and bigger and bigger? You may have some files in your install folder that have grown bigger over time or you may even have some large files you uploaded and have forgotten all about.

This video will show you two tools you can use to look for files or in folders to find unnecessary files that you can remove.

  • The video discusses methods to identify and manage bloating in Joomla installations, particularly concerning large file sizes during backups and migrations.
    - Tools such as mysites.guru and cPanel's disk usage feature are highlighted for analyzing file sizes within Joomla installations.
    - The presenter demonstrates using mysites.guru to locate files over two megabytes in size, emphasizing the importance of understanding file structure and potential deletions.
    - In cPanel's disk usage tool, sorting directories by size helps identify areas consuming the most space, such as image folders and log files.
    - Practical examples include finding outdated log files, removing redundant Joomla installations in subfolders, and managing large files to optimize backup processes and website performance.
 

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