Server CPU usage config

[aardappel]

Hello,

I'm new to keyhelp.

I've setup keyhelp correctly on a 2cp/4gb vps.

Now i'm coming from directadmin and centos and i've had these servers heavily configured and running properly with less specs (2gv/2cpu). With over 20 wordpress websites with low to medium consistent load.

I've added 3 users in keyhelp with each a single wordpress website.

My cpu load for a single user is constantly around 140-750%. Mind this is a multi language wordpress setup with barely any traffic.

On directadmin i have (defaults):
pm.max_children 20
pm.max_requests 500
pm.process_idle_timeout 20
start and spare server aren't even necessarily configured.

From what i understand, every user you create within keyhelp, uses php with it's own settings instead of having a collective pool as in directadmin.

I'm simply look for someone who has keyhelp running stable with an average load of 70% within 24hour. Shouldn't be too hard?

[Florian]

Hello,

"I'm simply look for someone who has keyhelp running stable with an average load of 70% within 24hour."

Thsi has nothing to do with Keyhelp. It depends on your hardware, the load of your websites, the programming of your websites (including optimizing) and other facts

[tab-kh]

If you want one pool for all, just use one user. The panel itself doesn't use a lot of resources. I run it on my 1vCore/1GB RAM Server without a problem. Then again, I don't host 20(!) Wordpress(!) sites on it.

[aardappel]

Yeah i get that it depends on resources. But ive literally dropped 2 no-traffic wordpress installs on it and keyhelp is running stuck completely with 4gb/4cpu vps. And it's php that does the overkill.

I'm trying several open source CPs and keyhelp is not having a good start, so my question if someone has it running with several users/wordpress installs shouldn't be so strange considering the wide usage of wordpress. They should have ran into the same problems like i do now.

[Florian]

Hallo

check the Apache server status page in Keyhelp. Maybe the sites are attacked or the Facebook crawler "facebookexternalhit" is crwaling your sites.

[Tobi]

so my question if someone has it running with several users/wordpress installs

More than one server with XXX installations of Joomla!, Wordpress or Typo3

They should have ran into the same problems like i do now.

No.