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Posted July 14, 20159 yr My site is in trouble with server load reaching 9 for 4 cpu's Please suggest basic as well as advanced steps to take forward for reduction of server load and also the steps to analyse and make server secure... I am using VPS service...
July 14, 20159 yr Author It seems cachin is disabled... which option will give better performance... or which are the parameters to consider for selecting the same.... How can we find in WHM which is installed or not? Regards Saurabh
July 14, 20159 yr Author Reply from my webhost By default you get a basic cPanel server which can be configured to your liking. All caching services are considered third party and are not provided by us. This would be considered advanced support and result in a fee. However if you do not need our help we can direct you in the right place to install. Please keep in mind we do not support troubleshooting of these services.eaccelerator is probably the simplest to install. https://www.siteground.com/kb/how_to_install_eaccelerator_in_cpanel/memcache - http://crybit.com/easy-way-to-install-memcached-and-memcache-in-a-cpanel-server/xcache - http://www.photonvps.com/billing/knowledgebase.php?action=displayarticle&id=93apc - http://www.joomlaworks.net/blog/item/153-install-apc-apcu-on-a-whm-cpanel-server Which one will you suggest......
July 14, 20159 yr I don't use Centos, so I can't say much but for myself, I prefer Xcache since it has always worked fine for us. I am pretty familiar with it and I don't have to mess around. Currently using PHP 5.6.9 and Xcache 3.2.0 on Debian. Go with Xcache since it has var caching as well.
July 23, 20159 yr If you are utilizing a single server setup, APC/APCu is generally ideal for userland cache.
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