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Magento 2.3 Very High PHP-FPM CPU Usage
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Using Magento 2.3 and after some extensive digging, it seems that either fotorama or another that loads the images on product list and product page runs several instances of PHP-FPM all at high usage, if there are a few photos on the product it can sometimes hang and keep loading. I then have to restart the PHP-FPM service for the page to load properly with the images.
The server is a VPS, running 16GB RAM and 6 Core CPU.
What should i be looking for next to fix this?
magento2 php php-fpm
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Using Magento 2.3 and after some extensive digging, it seems that either fotorama or another that loads the images on product list and product page runs several instances of PHP-FPM all at high usage, if there are a few photos on the product it can sometimes hang and keep loading. I then have to restart the PHP-FPM service for the page to load properly with the images.
The server is a VPS, running 16GB RAM and 6 Core CPU.
What should i be looking for next to fix this?
magento2 php php-fpm
add a comment |
Using Magento 2.3 and after some extensive digging, it seems that either fotorama or another that loads the images on product list and product page runs several instances of PHP-FPM all at high usage, if there are a few photos on the product it can sometimes hang and keep loading. I then have to restart the PHP-FPM service for the page to load properly with the images.
The server is a VPS, running 16GB RAM and 6 Core CPU.
What should i be looking for next to fix this?
magento2 php php-fpm
Using Magento 2.3 and after some extensive digging, it seems that either fotorama or another that loads the images on product list and product page runs several instances of PHP-FPM all at high usage, if there are a few photos on the product it can sometimes hang and keep loading. I then have to restart the PHP-FPM service for the page to load properly with the images.
The server is a VPS, running 16GB RAM and 6 Core CPU.
What should i be looking for next to fix this?
magento2 php php-fpm
magento2 php php-fpm
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Mehdi RafiaiMehdi Rafiai
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These some solution for this case, you can check.
Disable Signed content (Don't need for developer mode)
insert into core_config_data (scope, scope_id, path, value) values
('default',0, 'dev/static/sign', 0);Make sure you have used SSD for store Magento 2 Source Code.
Make sure you have used the latest MySQL version.
You are developing, please enable developer mode and doing step 1.
If your site got too many products, please run
php bin/magento catalog:image:resize
The suggestion is Use Redis cache and saves the session to DB.
Thank you Hoang, since you wrote this i have done the following: Upgraded the server from centos 6 to 7, installed Litespeed enterprise alongside LiteMage and have noticed a slight improvement in image loading times but not huge. The catalog:image:resize has been running now for 23 hours currently on 30650 / 96454....will wait for it to finish and report back. :)
– Mehdi Rafiai
Feb 24 at 10:04
Let us know what did the trick!
– snh_nl
Apr 22 at 12:58
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These some solution for this case, you can check.
Disable Signed content (Don't need for developer mode)
insert into core_config_data (scope, scope_id, path, value) values
('default',0, 'dev/static/sign', 0);Make sure you have used SSD for store Magento 2 Source Code.
Make sure you have used the latest MySQL version.
You are developing, please enable developer mode and doing step 1.
If your site got too many products, please run
php bin/magento catalog:image:resize
The suggestion is Use Redis cache and saves the session to DB.
Thank you Hoang, since you wrote this i have done the following: Upgraded the server from centos 6 to 7, installed Litespeed enterprise alongside LiteMage and have noticed a slight improvement in image loading times but not huge. The catalog:image:resize has been running now for 23 hours currently on 30650 / 96454....will wait for it to finish and report back. :)
– Mehdi Rafiai
Feb 24 at 10:04
Let us know what did the trick!
– snh_nl
Apr 22 at 12:58
add a comment |
These some solution for this case, you can check.
Disable Signed content (Don't need for developer mode)
insert into core_config_data (scope, scope_id, path, value) values
('default',0, 'dev/static/sign', 0);Make sure you have used SSD for store Magento 2 Source Code.
Make sure you have used the latest MySQL version.
You are developing, please enable developer mode and doing step 1.
If your site got too many products, please run
php bin/magento catalog:image:resize
The suggestion is Use Redis cache and saves the session to DB.
Thank you Hoang, since you wrote this i have done the following: Upgraded the server from centos 6 to 7, installed Litespeed enterprise alongside LiteMage and have noticed a slight improvement in image loading times but not huge. The catalog:image:resize has been running now for 23 hours currently on 30650 / 96454....will wait for it to finish and report back. :)
– Mehdi Rafiai
Feb 24 at 10:04
Let us know what did the trick!
– snh_nl
Apr 22 at 12:58
add a comment |
These some solution for this case, you can check.
Disable Signed content (Don't need for developer mode)
insert into core_config_data (scope, scope_id, path, value) values
('default',0, 'dev/static/sign', 0);Make sure you have used SSD for store Magento 2 Source Code.
Make sure you have used the latest MySQL version.
You are developing, please enable developer mode and doing step 1.
If your site got too many products, please run
php bin/magento catalog:image:resize
The suggestion is Use Redis cache and saves the session to DB.
These some solution for this case, you can check.
Disable Signed content (Don't need for developer mode)
insert into core_config_data (scope, scope_id, path, value) values
('default',0, 'dev/static/sign', 0);Make sure you have used SSD for store Magento 2 Source Code.
Make sure you have used the latest MySQL version.
You are developing, please enable developer mode and doing step 1.
If your site got too many products, please run
php bin/magento catalog:image:resize
The suggestion is Use Redis cache and saves the session to DB.
answered Feb 14 at 5:22
HoangHieuHoangHieu
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Thank you Hoang, since you wrote this i have done the following: Upgraded the server from centos 6 to 7, installed Litespeed enterprise alongside LiteMage and have noticed a slight improvement in image loading times but not huge. The catalog:image:resize has been running now for 23 hours currently on 30650 / 96454....will wait for it to finish and report back. :)
– Mehdi Rafiai
Feb 24 at 10:04
Let us know what did the trick!
– snh_nl
Apr 22 at 12:58
add a comment |
Thank you Hoang, since you wrote this i have done the following: Upgraded the server from centos 6 to 7, installed Litespeed enterprise alongside LiteMage and have noticed a slight improvement in image loading times but not huge. The catalog:image:resize has been running now for 23 hours currently on 30650 / 96454....will wait for it to finish and report back. :)
– Mehdi Rafiai
Feb 24 at 10:04
Let us know what did the trick!
– snh_nl
Apr 22 at 12:58
Thank you Hoang, since you wrote this i have done the following: Upgraded the server from centos 6 to 7, installed Litespeed enterprise alongside LiteMage and have noticed a slight improvement in image loading times but not huge. The catalog:image:resize has been running now for 23 hours currently on 30650 / 96454....will wait for it to finish and report back. :)
– Mehdi Rafiai
Feb 24 at 10:04
Thank you Hoang, since you wrote this i have done the following: Upgraded the server from centos 6 to 7, installed Litespeed enterprise alongside LiteMage and have noticed a slight improvement in image loading times but not huge. The catalog:image:resize has been running now for 23 hours currently on 30650 / 96454....will wait for it to finish and report back. :)
– Mehdi Rafiai
Feb 24 at 10:04
Let us know what did the trick!
– snh_nl
Apr 22 at 12:58
Let us know what did the trick!
– snh_nl
Apr 22 at 12:58
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