jazz1611 hello, i'm using wordpress with tengine + php-fpm 7.0 + mariadb 10.3. the VMs (8 Core E5-2670v2, 32GB RAM) was overloaded when get more 7-8k online. i have installed WP-Rocket plugin but not help too much. hope someone can help me it. thank you.
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aaPanel_Jose jazz1611 You can try to install some cache extensions to improve your performance, such as opcache
Hamka jazz1611 please help me to fill in my database optimization values ββ... i have a 16 core cpu and 128 gb ramππ
pavlus jazz1611 Hard to tell without logs. Check memory usage, iostat to find root cause then optimize. Step by step. Nothing more, nothing less π
aliofficialbd i personally recommend you to use cloud server, im using cloud server. Cloud server 99.99% up time always. providers: digitalocean, vultr, linode, aws, alibaba cloud, google cloud etc. Please note: im not a developer βΊ
NancyWilkins aliofficialbd Wow! that's great. Since you are not a programmer and are new to the industry then I will recommend you not to go for the conventional linode server or any other hosting server. Instead, toy should go for the managed linode dedicated server which is powered by Cloudways. It offers very economical package starting from 12$/month.
aliofficialbd Sorry brother im really sorry for my comments, im not a developer and i have no idea about server. i just use a cloud server managed via aapanel and i think cloud server is good, before i use managed cloud server. Thanks
jazz1611 aaPanel_Jose we have install opcache but not resolve the problem. can you try optimize it for me?
rstefanov I do these kind of optimizations for a living. Here is what I can recommend you prior to going after fancy plugins. You dont even need wp-rocket as it is just based on marketing crap. You have less than 1k QPS, that is practically nothing. switch to php 7.3, it has performance improvements over 7.0. add proper server caching (cache db queries with redis or memcached, add factcgi cache to nginx for frequently accessed pages for not logged in users and make the 404 page static, so it doesnt go trough the backend) protect wp-admin from brute force attacks. dont hide it, but rather leave it as is, but use some WAF solution to block with iptables people/bots who are trying to brute force it. this way brute force requests wont reach your web server. on a busy website this can add lots of load. check your database size and make sure it fits into innodb buffer pool. while doing that double check you have mariadb config suitable for your server. next step would be to find where is your bottleneck and plan next steps from there. usually for bigger websites you need to scale horizontally, not vertically (meaning you should use a few smaller servers, not one big server). P.S. - this kind of work has nothing to do with the panel. I hope my answer was helpful.