wpmhweb

@vmarko thanks for the reply.
The server has 2 cores and 4GB of RAM.
I believe it’s using the API optin. When I clicked the authorize button, I have to enter the API information.
Thanks,

@vmarko I’m testing again disabling the CDN, but for the record this problem started way back, and at time I thought it was something else, some I moved the website to a new server, and it appears that I forgot to enable the cdn feature, and while it was disabled the server didn’t spike the extra ram. Then when I realized that cdn wasn’t enabled, I turned it on again, and immediately the ram spiked around 15% and stayed that way.

Yes, I’m still experiencing the same issue and worse, since today the CPU spiked about 17% for several hours tool, and the RAM also spiked a little more.

I’m using a virtual machine.

I also noticed that I/Os are also spiking.

Website is pureinfotech.com, only setting enabled on “Performance>CDN>Advanced” is:
– “Disabled CDN for the following roles” and “Administrator is checked”

Then all defaults. For example,

– wp-includes file types to upload: *.css;*.js;*.gif;*.png;*.jpg;*.xml
– Theme file types to upload: *.css;*.js;*.gif;*.png;*.jpg;*.ico;*.ttf;*.otf,*.woff,*.less
– Custom file list:
favicon.ico
{wp_content_dir}/gallery/*
{wp_content_dir}/uploads/avatars/*
{plugins_dir}/wordpress-seo/css/xml-sitemap.xsl
{plugins_dir}/wp-minify/min*
{plugins_dir}/*.js
{plugins_dir}/*.css
{plugins_dir}/*.gif
{plugins_dir}/*.jpg
{plugins_dir}/*.png
– Rejected files:
{uploads_dir}/wpcf7_captcha/*
{uploads_dir}/imagerotator.swf
{plugins_dir}/wp-fb-autoconnect/facebook-platform/channel.html

All these settings are disabled:
– Only purge CDN manually
– Disable CDN on SSL pages
– Use CDN links for the Media Library on admin pages
– Add CORS header
– Set cookie domain to “pureinfotech.com”

– File types to import: (not configured)
– Rejected user agents: (not configured)

@alchymyth, exactly, Thank you.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by wpmhweb.

Thanks,

Sorry, I didn’t know that I creating a duplicate since I originally describe a different error message.

I’ll continue here then:

I’m dealing with a timeouts and slow loading speed using a website on a VPS.
It’s been working great for years, but now I noticing the problems I mentioned above, and the error logs doesn’t show anything that indicate a problem.
There was an error, but I fixed it and the problem still there.
Any ideas what else can I do? I have also check the syslog, mysql logs.

Thanks,

I just been doing regular updates to the server, but nothing like manually touching the system.

I removed the block of code that triggered the error, and I restarted apache.

Reviewing these now, thanks.