Hi all,
Perhaps this is a silly question but I’ve recently migrated a Wordpress website (http://somosinvictos.com) from another hosting provider to Digital Ocean. I used ServerPilot to config the LEMP/LAMP stack and successfully migrated my website.
I’m really new to all this but I see a strange trend: while mi CPU load goes to the roof when getting close to 1000 active concurrent visitors, my RAM stays flat (around 10% usage). CPU top process graph says that all the load comes from php-fpm and mysql
Do you think this is expected behavior? Do you have any recommendations for this?
Thanks in advance, Carlos
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Thank you very much for replying!
Perhaps I failed to provide details required to better assess this scenario: :
- I’m using WP Rocket plugin for caching.
- the application is currently in a 32 gb RAM, 12 core CPU, 320 GB droplet
I didn’t use Redis because it was not provided by ServerPilot, but I’ll take a look at it.
As per fine tuning the stack I do not have any experience at all in doing so. Do you provide consulting services? Or do you happen to know someone that might help me with this?
Thanks,
Anyone have the solution? I have the same problem a few days ago till now. I am using WP- Rocket and Nginx Cache… Using top command and saw php7.3-fpm using too much CPU with about 400M RAM for each process… It make my site too slow…
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