Received email regarding Resource exceeded. How to optimize WP more?

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• stefeman Member

  July 2018 edited July 2018

  Move to another host that is not so nazi with the limits and allows normal medium-heavy websites. Your current host sounds like a nightmare.

  Tagging @Francisco
• Francisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran

  July 2018

  2MB/sec is default on Cloudlinux and is pretty easy to hit.

  Ask your host to bring it up, or as @stefeman said, come on over.

  Francisco
• msg7086 Member

  July 2018 edited July 2018

  @lonea said:
  2MB/s isn't low by any means for shared hosting. At the end of the day, on a shared server you are expected to sell many accounts.

  If 50 accounts max out their 2MB. That's already 100MB. A company could barely break even at 50 accounts per server.

  Knowing this is LET, the OP is probably paying $12 / year.

  Yea if you are still using the old liquid state drive while some "better (more expensive)" provider had already been using solid state drive for a long while.

  Even then, suppose every and each customer is reaching the limit at the same time (wow!), 100MB/s is still far away from the bottleneck considering most providers also use RAID (wow surprise, right?)

  So TL;DR, if the company doesn't want to use SSD, doesn't want to use RAID, and is using an ancient HDD that can only RW at 100MB/s, and every and each customer spikes at the same time, then it's reasonable to limit at 2MB/s. I hope your company doesn't do business like this, right?
• FHR Member, Host Rep

  July 2018

  kkrajk said: define('DISABLE_WP_CRON', 'true');

  This advice sucks, as it will prevent correct functioning of WordPress.
• LeonDynamic Member

  July 2018

  @Intelpentium0 have you got a backup plugin running?
• jetchirag Member

  July 2018

  @kkrajk said:
  wp-config.php

  define('DISABLE_WP_CRON', 'true');

  disable gravatar..

  cloudflare your site

  Should also mention to configure cron to run wp-cron.php manually.

  Thanked by 1kkrajk
• lonea Member, Host Rep

  July 2018

  Maybe if you understood what I said, your TLDR may make sense.

  __> @msg7086 said:

  @lonea said:
  2MB/s isn't low by any means for shared hosting. At the end of the day, on a shared server you are expected to sell many accounts.

  If 50 accounts max out their 2MB. That's already 100MB. A company could barely break even at 50 accounts per server.

  Knowing this is LET, the OP is probably paying $12 / year.

  Yea if you are still using the old liquid state drive while some "better (more expensive)" provider had already been using solid state drive for a long while.

  Even then, suppose every and each customer is reaching the limit at the same time (wow!), 100MB/s is still far away from the bottleneck considering most providers also use RAID (wow surprise, right?)

  So TL;DR, if the company doesn't want to use SSD, doesn't want to use RAID, and is using an ancient HDD that can only RW at 100MB/s, and every and each customer spikes at the same time, then it's reasonable to limit at 2MB/s. I hope your company doesn't do business like this, right?
• jcaleb Member

  July 2018

  Intelpentium0 said: Looking for ways to reduce resource usage in the shared hosting.

  Go static
• Intelpentiumm Member

  July 2018

  @LeonDynamic said:
  @Intelpentium0 have you got a backup plugin running?

  No. I removed it already. Now I am taking backup from Softaculous.
• LeonDynamic Member

  July 2018

  Was it running at the time you got usage email? They can eat away at IO very easily.

  If you are happy with current host I would in the first instance speak to them regarding IO limit. If they won’t budge or you are not happy just look for another shared host with a higher IO limit.
• AlphaNinevps_com Member

  July 2018

  Just check if there are unusual number for comments coming in. Disable comments for now. Apply some security plugin on comments