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Update:
I ssh’d into the droplet and ran reboot. Everything seems to be working now, the slow speeds appear to be gone, and ghost commands are working. Will keep this ticket updated if something changes or goes similarly wrong again.
Hi @jonwt,
Let’s start with the usage question. I believe the minimum RAM for ghost installation is 1GB , (as stated in their documentation) and for lower than 1GB we you use swap memory. Having said that, that can cause some slowness.
A couple of things to check according to GHOST docs again
Are you using the default theme?
The theme is the place where you as a user have the most ability to cause performance bottlenecks by accident, as it were.
Are you up-to-date?
We regularly test and make improvements to performance, so it should pay off to keep up-to-date. If your performance decreases significantly after an update, we’d want to know about it.
Additionally, can you see if you can use the ghost-cli with your root user or you can’t use it with it as well? If that’s the case you can try and install ghost cli on your user by running the following command:
- npm install ghost-cli@latest -g
I follow your step and I got same issue.
And then I try this command but still same issue.
$ sudo -i -u ghost-mgr
$ ghost help
Does not return anything. Anyone can help me please?