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The influx of traffic has been a great surprise. I've contacted the host and updated the plan to handle the activity. They informed me the issue will be fixed s
by scootertalk 8y ago
The influx of traffic has been a great surprise. I've contacted the host and updated the plan to handle the activity. They informed me the issue will be fixed soon. Sorry for any inconvenience.
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- RKearney 8y agoYou shouldn't need an updated plan to handle this. It seems as though every page load is hitting a database. I can't see the page since it won't load, but I'd imagine the content here can be easily cached.
- ars 8y agoReduce the max users in your http servers. Your max database users should always be a bit less than your max http servers/instances/connections. Http will queue connections if over the limit and everything will just work without errors. You won't even have an overloaded server (although some users may have a long wait).
- ec109685 8y agoIf your database can’t handle the load, your queue will grow indefinitely. So users will have an infinite wait or timeout. Not a panacea.
- shittyadmin 8y agoIf you don't want to pay more or deal with technical details like setting up cache servers, just put it behind CloudFlare or similar temporarily.
- bufferoverflow 8y agoThis is the best answer. Cloudflare free tier CDN is amazing, and is ridiculously easy to set up. They even provide and set up an SSL certificate for you.