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Lorreign Posted November 16, 2014 Posted November 16, 2014 Hello there. I run IPB 3.3.4 and have always had a server load at about 1.02 or something. I'm looking now and it's now 4.08. That's quite a jump! Nothing has changed except since my license has expired and I haven't renewed it, the spam monitoring service isn't running anymore. Under my resource usage stats, my CPU usage % seems higher than it used to be as well. But I haven't gotten any notices from my host that I'm being a resource hog though. Is 4.08 high? What could be the cause of the jump?
Makoto Posted November 17, 2014 Posted November 17, 2014 It depends on your hardware, mostly how many CPU cores your system has (if you have a single 4 core processor you would probably be running over capacity right now). Such a large jump is definitely worth looking into either way.Can you open up htop (or top if you must) and see which processes are taking up the most CPU, and by how much? Do you see Apache or MySQL consuming a lot of resources for example?You're not running out of memory and swapping are you? Make sure you still have plenty of free memory available on your system.If no processes seem to be using an excessive amount of CPU time and you have plenty of free memory available, there's probably something else that's driving your load average up, such as a disk on your hard rive being starved of I/O requests (which you can check on using iotop), though this is less likely.
ASTRAPI Posted November 17, 2014 Posted November 17, 2014 As Kirito says post here your server specifications and top output when you have the server load of 4 .....also the software that you use like Apache , Nginx.....
Rhett Posted November 17, 2014 Posted November 17, 2014 Is this a dedicated server? if not, you are sharing your resources and it's likely not even your site causing this.
Lorreign Posted November 17, 2014 Author Posted November 17, 2014 well I use shared hosting so I'm not sure I can get all of that information. I'll give you what I can. Apache version2.2.24PHP version5.3.27MySQL version5.5.30-cllArchitecturei686Operating systemlinux thedraft is where my forum is located. Server resource utilization statisticsStats for 16 Nov 2014:---------------------------------CPU Usage - %3.05MEM Usage - %0.76Number of MySQL procs (average) - 0.09Top Process %CPU 72.00 Top Process %CPU 70.00 [php]Top Process %CPU 69.00 [php] Stats for 15 Nov 2014:---------------------------------CPU Usage - %6.44MEM Usage - %0.79Number of MySQL procs (average) - 0.10Top Process %CPU 92.00 [php]Top Process %CPU 75.00 /usr/bin/php /home/rpghost0/public_html/thedraft/index.phpTop Process %CPU 72.00 [php] Stats for 14 Nov 2014:---------------------------------CPU Usage - %5.37MEM Usage - %0.76Number of MySQL procs (average) - 0.13Top Process %CPU 79.50 /usr/bin/php /home/rpghost0/public_html/thedraft/index.phpTop Process %CPU 77.00 /usr/bin/php /home/rpghost0/public_html/thedraft/index.phpTop Process %CPU 72.00 [php] Stats for 13 Nov 2014:---------------------------------CPU Usage - %4.48MEM Usage - %0.56Number of MySQL procs (average) - 0.12Top Process %CPU 84.00 [php]Top Process %CPU 70.00 [php]Top Process %CPU 69.00 [php] Stats for 12 Nov 2014:---------------------------------CPU Usage - %4.12MEM Usage - %0.54Number of MySQL procs (average) - 0.08Top Process %CPU 72.00 [php]Top Process %CPU 68.00 [php]Top Process %CPU 67.00 [php] Stats for 11 Nov 2014:---------------------------------CPU Usage - %3.10MEM Usage - %0.47Number of MySQL procs (average) - 0.09Top Process %CPU 80.00 [php]Top Process %CPU 72.00 [php]Top Process %CPU 70.00 [php] Stats for 10 Nov 2014:---------------------------------CPU Usage - %6.01MEM Usage - %0.51Number of MySQL procs (average) - 0.10Top Process %CPU 91.00 /usr/bin/php /home/rpghost0/public_html/thedraft/index.phpTop Process %CPU 82.00 /usr/bin/php /home/rpghost0/public_html/thedraft/index.phpTop Process %CPU 71.00 [php] a few years ago, I got dinged for high usage and these are the numbers they quoted me. Hello, Your scripts from /home/rpghost0/public_html/lunareclipse/ was causing extremely high processing on WOLFGANG: CPU% 37.25 MEM% 4.96 SQL% 1.9 rpghost0 37.25 4.96 1.9 Top Process %CPU 128 /usr/bin/php /home/rpghost0/public_html/lunareclipse/index.php Top Process %CPU 126 /usr/bin/php /home/rpghost0/public_html/lunareclipse/index.php Top Process %CPU 115 /usr/bin/php /home/rpghost0/public_html/lunareclipse/index.php rpg-host.org I'm not sure what the magic number is for being 'high' before it hit 37.25%. Don't know if that helps anything. But thought I'd include it. I can't seem to find their hardware configuration though. and are you sure? the server load I've quoted is from my ACP at the top?
Rhett Posted November 17, 2014 Posted November 17, 2014 If you are on shared hosting, ignore your server load as it's not related to your site, but all of the hundreds of sites on the server.
Lorreign Posted November 17, 2014 Author Posted November 17, 2014 hm okay. As long as my host doesn't contact me, I guess I won't worry thanks
Makoto Posted November 17, 2014 Posted November 17, 2014 Ah, I generally don't expect people posting here to be on shared hosting. Rhett's completely right then. The load average on shared hosting isn't specific to your site, it's the load average for the entire server (which is potentially hosting hundreds of other clients). If it was ever you causing the problems, your host would likely send you a notice about it, so it's nothing you really need to worry about.
ASTRAPI Posted November 17, 2014 Posted November 17, 2014 It is better to get a vps as the prices are very low and you will get much better performance
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