A client came to us with server loads of 200-400 during peak times. (He has a 64 core 32 GB server and a 4-CPU LSWS license.) Detailed observation revealed that PHP processes were eating up his processing power. But why? What were they doing? Taking out the trash. (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘php’
PHP Troubleshooting: Too Many Sessions Causes Bottleneck
Monday, March 11th, 2013Change php.ini under PHP suEXEC Daemon Mode? Not Possible!
Thursday, November 29th, 2012We’re happy to announce the release of LSWS 4.2.1, both to address an issue with php.ini location, but also to bump up PHP performance through streamlining PHP process launch. (more…)
LSWS 4.2 Introduces PHP suEXEC Daemon Mode
Tuesday, September 11th, 2012LSWS 4.2 release has a great news for shared hosting providers, who can get most advantages of the much expected new feature. This release introduces PHP suEXEC daemon mode, (more…)
Benchmark Comparison on Serving Simple PHP: LiteSpeed vs Apache vs Nginx
Wednesday, January 6th, 2010To perform a fair benchmark requiring a lot of preparation, as you need to know the detail of each product and set appropriate configuration. Recently, we got chance to do some internal testing. (more…)
Troubleshooting for High Load php-Driven Site
Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009Hello, everyone,
Time pasts so fast, it has been over 2 years since last blog post. (more…)