I see a problem with a connection to your Nginx web server…
You need to ask your web host about this issue…
If it’s a bottleneck at the database server then you need to look into why…
I’d look at my plugins to see if I had too many things happening at once which could be triggered by a heavy (busy) pseudo cron run caused by a lack of traffic…
The cron runs as someone visits your website. On a slow site with few visitors, you might need to run cron from your control panel to stay ahead of demand.
Or maybe too many features being requested as your page loads. Things like RSS feed widgets, social media widgets, directory plugins can easily double the concurrent database requests.
It might be a case of needing to upgrade your hosting plan also.
Your web host can guide you through some of this.
Well, my web host just send me and information about the limit of the connection between www website and MySQL, but not give me how to fix the problem.
I read about the concurrent connections, maybe this option help me to get a momently solution but I don’t have idea how can I use this option.
Moderator
Yui
(@fierevere)
永子
You can only avoid hitting the limit by running less than limit-value PHP instances.
Using object cache can help (memcached, redis – require server support (software running), php extension and wordpress plugin)
Using caching plugin can help (once generated, static pages can be served to visitors without MySQL requests)
Well, What’s plugin do you recommend me to use at this case ??
Moderator
Yui
(@fierevere)
永子
Most caching plugins work same way.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-super-cache/
and many alternatives.
Any more options to fix the problem?
