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usr/bin/php taking too much CPU load

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Night Hoster, Feb 3, 2014.

  1. Night Hoster

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    Hi, My server is taking too much CPU load, some times.
    My server configuration:

    Php Handler: FCGI (FastCGI)
    Proccesoor: 3.3 GHz e3-1230-V2
    Ram: 8 Gb
    Hard Drive: 1000 GB
    Daily Traffic: 15k+

    I need to control this load please see image and help me to resolve this issue.
     

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    Do you have php opcode installed, like apc/eaccelerator ?
     
    #2 thinkbot, Feb 3, 2014
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    @thinkbot no PHP opcode installed.
     
    #4 Night Hoster, Feb 5, 2014
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    Please install APC or eaccelerator, it would make huge difference during php processing
     
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    @thinkbot My server was taking too much cpu load so I changed my PHP Hnadler to suphp.
    But ams till facing issues am unable to think that which PHP hander is best for me.
     
    #6 Night Hoster, Mar 18, 2014
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    You'll be better off (CPU wise) with FastCGI as it's typically faster and uses less CPU (at the expense of free memory), however an OPCode cache is really the way to go. I prefer APC but xCache is supposedly better.

    You didn't mention what kind of website it is but if it's based on a popular CMS, i.e. WordPress, Joomla etc.. then look for a caching plugin as this can dramatically lower load especially when combined with an OPCode cache.
     
    #7 nunim, Mar 20, 2014
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