Need someone to Optimize my Linode at a Affordable Price
Recently I have been facing problems with my Linode. I am running 4 Wordpress blogs on my Linode while 3 of them get less than 50 visitors a day. Only one blog gets around 25K visits everyday. All blogs are on Wordpress platform.
Surprisingly since last couple of days my Linode host is behaving abnormally. The CPU usages is always above 110 - 120% while disk IO rate is averaging at above 1500.00 all the time.
While contacting the support, they said:
The following errors in your console make me believe that you upgraded Ubuntu without disabling plymouth and ureadahead:
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mountall: Disconnected from Plymouth
init: plymouth main process (981) killed by SEGV signal
init: plymouth-splash main process (1879) terminated with status 2
init: plymouth-log main process (1916) terminated with status 1
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You will want to disable these by running the following commands:
cd /etc/init
for i in plymouth* ureadahead*; do mv ${i} ${i}.disabled; done
Well, the above could be the reason or there might be a lots of other reasons behind this, I am not sure. But the site is taking 2-3 minutes to load which used to be loaded properly within 5-10 secs.
One freelancer was taking care of my Linodes, but he is not reachable these days. Hence I need someone to fix the issues and get the site behave normally. Once can do wonders if he/she does know how to optimize a Linode for Wordpress!
Please reply back to this thread or drop me a PM with your previous experience in handling Linode hosts and price quotation.
P.S: I am on latest version of NGINX server.
Thanks a lot in advance.
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This enables caching of your pages and minimises most things like css, js…..
for more information about this plug-in visit
If you have not already got this plug-in then I would suggest it.
I have many images on the main page and this plug-in solved my slow page wows, To check the load time please visit my site and see for your self.
The guy who recommended it to me had similar traffic loadings on his server to you and this sped up things greatly for him.
Hope this helps
There are several LEMP guides and stacks out there.
@graq:
Caching is certainly where your main speed/load decrease is at. My personal favourite is Nginx and fastcgi caching.
There are several LEMP guides and stacks out there.
I will be sure to have a look at those