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VPS errors when running multiple Drupal websites.

Posted March 16, 2016 2k views
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I use VPS (2GB RAM 40GB SSD Disk). There are about 80 sites Drupal running on VPS mine. Recently, VPS My frequent loss of connections MySQL, and VPS deactivated. I often have to Power Off and Power On to make it work again. I think VPS is overloaded, because there are so many sites running (around ~ 100 view / day / website). Do I need to upgrade VPS?

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ryanpq March 17, 2016

8000 daily viewers should not be an issue for a 2GB droplet but this will depend on your site(s) configuration and resource use. What messages are you seeing in the MySQL log file in /var/log/? The log should provide more detail about what is occurring and will give us a starting point to resolve it.

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chicuongwebsite March 18, 2016

Sorry. Can you give me detailed instructions? Because I am not a professional user.

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chingis May 18, 2016

Look at your memory consumption (free -h) and CPU loading (command top, check the value of loading average, if it’s more than ~2 your CPU is highly loaded). Also, make sure you have enough disk space (df -h).

As a way to improve overall performance you can use Varnish cache as a reverse proxy for all of your website, but this would help only with anonymous traffic.

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