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How to Tune PHP-FPM for a Server

Configure PHP-FPM by measuring worker memory, concurrency, queue, slow log and CPU/RAM capacity and execute the changes stepwise and reversible.

WordPress / PHP-FPM

How to Find the Cause of High Server Memory Usage

Analyze Linux RAM usage with available, cache, swap, RSS/PSS, process, container and OOM and separate the memory leak from normal memory usage.

PHP-FPM / MySQL

How to Find the Cause of High Server CPU Usage

To find the cause of the CPU overloading Linux, check the load, user/system/iowait/steal, process, thread, container, PHP and Query in the event timeline.

PHP-FPM / MySQL

Why Does a Website Suddenly Go Down on a Server?

When the site goes down, check DNS, network, TLS, Nginx, application and database layer by layer, save evidence, and recover the service with the least risk.

Nginx / MySQL

How to Fix a 502 Bad Gateway Error in Nginx

To fix 502 Nginx, match the error time with the error log and check the upstream status, PHP-FPM, socket, permission, worker capacity and proxy chain.

PHP-FPM / Nginx

How to Configure Nginx for WordPress

Check Nginx WordPress with server_name, root, try_files, PHP-FPM, sensitive file restrictions, TLS, cache and log settings, and before reloading with syntax test.

WordPress / PHP-FPM

What Does Initial Linux Server Configuration Include?

The basic configuration of Linux includes inventory, patch, SSH, firewall, user limit, time, backup, log and monitoring; in secure order and recovery path.

WordPress Security / Monitoring

How to Set Up an Ubuntu Server for a Website

To set up the Ubuntu server securely, prepare access, patch, SSH, firewall, web server, TLS, backup, monitoring and rollback before DNS is transferred.

WordPress Security / Nginx