How to prevent overload cpu on shared hosting with single cpu?

Yesterday me, buy local shared hosting in my country.
I'm sure the speed of access of shared hosting, it is believed.
but the specifications, single cpu: dual core.
it crashes so often make "internal server error".
is there a solution?

thanks a lot

 

but the specifications, single cpu: dual core. this "dual core" is irrelevant to you if you only have access to 1 (ONE) core. What ram does it have access to ? what are the error logs showing for apache etc.. (If you are using apache which i assume you maybe)

We need more information to go on before making guesses at a solution but at first glance it sounds like you need to move on i'm not sure any popular hosts running shared hosting use dual core CPU's any more, i think it's somewhat standard to use at least an 8 (EIGHT) cores cpu if not 2 x 8 core cpu's.

Regards.

 

He's right, also what are you running on this server?

 

such a possibility, not all shared hosting always have a good performance. I look at the specifications of shared hosting is very low. And possibly, too many users on shared hosting. it makes overload.

I'm not weird to use php script or the like. I just run the wordpress cms.


Perhaps it is time to migrate to the other shared hosting. For convenience and security on my website. thank you very much for the solution

 

If you are getting crashes the most likely issue is either a configuration issue with your server, or overloading as others have said. It also could be a configuration issue with your scripts or htaccess etc, you should investigate that before considering if it's an issue with your host.

 

Actually, it could even be down to the "Hosters" kernel version. run this uname -r if you have some ssh access if not simply ask the host about their running version

 

"internal server error" most likely indicates that PHP is out of memory, which means your website/application uses too much RAM. You should get a larger hosting plan or ask your provider if the could increase the memory limits for PHP. Of course it could be anything else with the webserver/PHP or your application itself, so it will be best to contact your provider about it or get help from another company/person who can look into this. You should also check out the Apache error logs, in case you have access to them. They should tell you what causes the error.

 

Usually, internal server error message occurs due to the high mySQL database usage. Check the mySQL data queries limit with your host.

 

The others have all given some good possibilities about the issue. I second that a look at the logs is the first place to start.