My vbulletin forum became so slow..

Discussion in 'Apache' started by acoustics, May 8, 2010.

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    My vbulletin forum became so slow and server load is heavy after installing vbseo.

    Server load is 27.95 20.36 16.72 | 186 Users Online (14 members and 172 guests)

    My forum works with a vps of Guaranteed Memory 768 MB and Burstable Memory 1536 MB .

    Server Type : Linux Centos 5
    Web Server : Apache v2.0.63 (cgi)
    PHP : 5.2.9
    PHP Max Post Size : 55.00 MB
    PHP Maximum Upload Size : 50.00 MB
    PHP Memory Limit : 128.00 MB
    MySQL Version : 5.0.90-community
    MySQL Packet Size : 32.00 MB


    I need to optimize my mysql and and apache to work smoothly with forum having Threads 256,277, Posts 261,206 and Members 16,563.

    I need a detailed help as am newbie. Thanks in advance... :)
     
    acoustics, May 8, 2010 IP
  2. RHS-Chris

    RHS-Chris Well-Known Member

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    Do you have a control panel with this VPS? Is the VPS managed or not?
     
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  3. Snoork Hosting

    Snoork Hosting Active Member

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    You may want to optimize your httpd.conf file to improve the performance of the server such us MaxRequestsPerChild, ServerLimit, Timeout, etc..
     
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  4. acoustics

    acoustics Peon

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    Yes, My vps is managed and have control panels...


    Okay SnoorkAdvertiser, can you please tell me how to improve performance of server by optimize httpd.conf and from where i can access httpd.conf ??
     
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  5. RHS-Chris

    RHS-Chris Well-Known Member

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    If its managed, you need to be asking your server management team these questions! It's their job to tweak and tune the server!
     
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  6. acoustics

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    Thanks I'll ask tem to do.. But I need to know How I can do thses...
     
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  7. mubashirnisar

    mubashirnisar Banned

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    well looking at your server configuration and your usage of vbulletin,either you need to upgrade your hosting plan,or you need to decrease the queries of your vbulletin,vbseo generates lot of queries,i had same problem with one of my client,and it took me upto 4 hours to minimize his site usage,and i believe that if you are on a managed hosting company,then they would have already taken care of your apache and mysql optimization,

    thanks
    kind regards
     
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  8. NC-Designs.co.uk

    NC-Designs.co.uk Peon

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    vBulletin security settings can often slow down your site greatly. The service you are on may also have their VPS nodes overloaded which you cannot do anything about but move.
     
    NC-Designs.co.uk, May 9, 2010 IP