• Resolved lucabrasi40

    (@lucabrasi40)


    What should these numbers look like. Are there any benchmarks for the average site?

    74.1% plug in load time
    Plugin Load Time 0.341
    Plugin Impact (page load time) 74.1%
    MySQL queries 37
    55mb of memory on average

    I was getting an internal server error. My logs mentioned things like memory allocation and trying to start a child process.
    I turned off the Automatic part of a plugin called SNAP and that got me away from the internal error message to the numbers I listed above.
    I do not know if SNAP caused this but not having it wait to autopost to the 10 or so networks seems to have improved my site enough to make it work.
    Again, I do not know enought to say what is or what might be causing this. Can sometone please tell me so I can make adjustments to my plugins that will keep this happening again.

    It seems to me that the 55mb is the critical thing here. but I don’t know.

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/p3-profiler/

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  • Plugin Contributor Kurt Payne

    (@kurtpayne)

    Hi lucabrasi40,

    Your numbers don’t look that bad. I would recommend looking at how to raise your memory limit if that’s the problem you’re experiencing.

    You can do this in wp-config.php:
    https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Editing_wp-config.php#Increasing_memory_allocated_to_PHP

    If that doesn’t work, you should talk with your host.

    Thread Starter lucabrasi40

    (@lucabrasi40)

    I am grateful to you for responding. Thanks.

    I added this line to my wp_config.php

    define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘128M’);

    Is 128M too high, should I back it off to 64M. I just thought more = better. This, however, is not always true
    Since I did this last night I have had no more outages.

    Thanks for helping out

    Plugin Contributor Kurt Payne

    (@kurtpayne)

    128 should be fine. This number basically means “stop php from consuming more memory than this.” It does not encourage your site to consume more memory, but will allow you to spike up if you need to.

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