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  • Hello, @mwcarpenter receiptify

    Sure! Here’s a concise version

    Fixing High CPU Usage in WordPress Multi-Site on IIS

    Check Server Resources:

      Ensure enough memory and processing time for PHP and FastCGI.

      Monitor Usage:

        Use Task Manager or Azure Portal to identify high CPU processes.

        Review Logs:

          Check PHP and IIS error logs for issues.

          Optimize WordPress:

            Disable plugins and switch to a default theme.

            Clean up your WordPress database.

            Disable WP-Cron:

              Make sure WP-Cron tasks are not running in the background.

              Check Configuration:

                Ensure correct web server settings for WordPress.

                Look for External Requests:

                  Ensure no unusual external requests or loops.

                  Use Object Caching:

                    Implement caching solutions to reduce database load.

                    Consider Fresh Install:

                      If needed, set up a fresh WordPress installation and migrate content.

                      Following these steps should help resolve the high CPU usage issue.

                      I hope this will help you

                      Regards, @mike158

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