Hello,
I’m currently faced with slowly access to my website (Front Wordpress + Backoffice under Symfony2). Before migration online, it was OK. I use a 60GB SSD disk, currently used with 20GB (NB : when using a higher droplet, It’s the same) No current process/cron running.
I tried modify the mpm_prefork.conf like specified in https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-optimize-apache-web-server-performance or here https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/why-apache-needs-so-much-children-when-almost-there-is-no-connections but still the same…
Any ideas ? Thanks
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In fact, My colleague reinstall Apache+PHP (before we used LAMP) and now it seems OK…
If you haven’t already, try setting up swap on your server. DigitalOcean has few tutorials on swap.
I will also suggest checking your process list and checking your RAM and CPU usage.