Track how many times my website/server goes DOWN

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Hi

One of my website constantly goes offline like 1 every 1-2 hr for like 10 minutes.
I have no idea why. Other sites that hosted in the same server is running good.

But my B site don't. Even when it goes offline, I can still access the cpanel.

Any idea why? Is there any tool that I can use to track how many times it goes offline per day/hr?

Thanks
 
If you use Wordpress, probably there's a code or cron job related to MySQL that prevents you from accessing your website.

Since you can access cPanel, only your website goes offline. You have to check the logs and see what's happening.

It can also be some IP filtering that bans you for a few minutes/hours.
 
It can also be related to maximum allowed number of MySQL connections. To see this, go to phpMyAdmin > Status > Monitor and Status > Server. There you can see the max concurrent connections and how many failed.
 
It can also be related to maximum allowed number of MySQL connections. To see this, go to phpMyAdmin > Status > Monitor and Status > Server. There you can see the max concurrent connections and how many failed.
This it what it shows

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You have too many failed attempts. That's why sometimes you can't access your website. You should check your cron jobs or whatever you are running that makes connections to MySQL.

If MySQL is not available, that's why you can't access your website for a few minutes.

There are many factors at play here.
 
You can also check for the impact of your downtime in Search Console. It tells you what % of the time your pages are reachable.
 
Hi

One of my website constantly goes offline like 1 every 1-2 hr for like 10 minutes.
I have no idea why. Other sites that hosted in the same server is running good.

But my B site don't. Even when it goes offline, I can still access the cpanel.

Any idea why? Is there any tool that I can use to track how many times it goes offline per day/hr?

Thanks
you could create a code to continuously ping your site B, and see which times an error is returned.

Then check the logs in your server in that timeframe to see what the problem could be.
 
Ideally your host should be able to help you resolve this issue. If they dont help then consider moving this very site to another host which have greater support team.

You can install Jetpack plugin for Wordpress. It emails you every time the site is down. So you can keep track and record of downtimes inside your inbox.
 
Definitely worth opening a support ticket with your host on this one, they’ll hopefully be able to find the cause and resolve the issue for you.

If they’re no help, then it’ll be some manual troubleshooting.
 
Reasons:
shared hosting
database error
nulled template or plugin (get rid of it)

You should talk about this with your hosting provider. They can help you
 
I believe it has something to do with my wordpress + mysql. Every time I try to publish/edit a post on my wordpress my server keeps going offline.

This happened after I published up to 10k wordpress post.

My server is already powerful enough.

My host can’t help me. This is unmanage hosting from hetzner.
 
Found the culprit.

It’s GTranslate!

When you have over 10k wordpress posts* GTranslate with 100 different languages enable*
Each of your post will be converted into another 100 different languages files(sub folder)*

This almost feels like ddos attack.
 
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