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i think my main issue is thread-safe vs non-thread-safe php and the issues it has with IIS
by imperialdrive 11y ago
i think my main issue is thread-safe vs non-thread-safe php and the issues it has with IIS
- robryan 11y agoYou are using opache (or apc)? Being CPU bound with that server and only 200 active users max seems strange. How many page views per day?
- jon-wood 11y agoIf you're using IIS one of your issues is that you're running WordPress on a Windows server, and throwing away performance.
- jon-wood 11y agoLess flippantly, because I sound like a dick there, try putting Cloudfront in front of the site. Assuming WordPress now properly sends cache control headers it should drastically cut down on the traffic your actual server is seeing.
- hrez 11y agoBesides being poor choice it also costs more. I.e. c4.4xlarge linux $7726.320 annually. c4.4xlarge windows $13542.960 annually. What are you wasting $5.8k for?
- eklavya 11y agoDoesn't seem like one or two problems. I would really be concerned if my 200 users website needed much more resources than a full fledged IoT platform catering to millions of requests per day. If you are really doing something that compute intensive, what is it?