delightmedia
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Use tools pingdom to check site requests dude
Where to go from Hostgator
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ziplack
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ah btw i got tired of "hosting companies" saying your using too much resources we have to suspend your account
fuck them, their servers are too oversold can manage some load
eviltomato
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I have kinda fallen out of the loop with linux and got a 4core vps from transip about a week ago. lol i installed wamp. Man... that was sooooooo slow!
I definitely can not afford a dedicated server yet. A VPS is probably the way to go, but it is still technically shared hosting. Maybe i just need to find a good vps company.
As far as the cpu limit.. yea im sure it is one of my plugins causing it. I have turned them off and on to see whats doing it, but the information in cpanel has such a delay that its impossible to know if what i did made a difference. That is where a good hosting company that can actually help me troubleshoot will come in.
I am using a CDN also.. so from an end user the site is lightning fast.
As far as security.. i am using wordfence and have it locked down pretty tight. I have comments/pingbacks and everything disabled.
Thanks for all of your input. Gunna go do some research on the companies listed on this page : )
I definitely can not afford a dedicated server yet. A VPS is probably the way to go, but it is still technically shared hosting. Maybe i just need to find a good vps company.
As far as the cpu limit.. yea im sure it is one of my plugins causing it. I have turned them off and on to see whats doing it, but the information in cpanel has such a delay that its impossible to know if what i did made a difference. That is where a good hosting company that can actually help me troubleshoot will come in.
I am using a CDN also.. so from an end user the site is lightning fast.
As far as security.. i am using wordfence and have it locked down pretty tight. I have comments/pingbacks and everything disabled.
Thanks for all of your input. Gunna go do some research on the companies listed on this page : )
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rockfellow
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I use webhostingbuzz. Try it out.
eviltomato
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Got ready to buy a knownhost vps.. but read the AUP and porn is not allowed. dangit
eviltomato
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I have been messing around with P3 and can see which scripts are the slowest to load, but that doesnt mean they are the ones clogging the cpu
peepin2me
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With just 50 concurrent users, you should not be facing any issues with Hostgator. I have a wordpress site on their $8 a month shared hosting plan and my site has 200+ concurrent users during peak time. I've never faced any issues so far. My guess is one of the plugins you are using has a bug or security issue.
Yes, probably some stupid loop.
eviltomato
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Yea you are probably right. I will screw around with it some more instead of jumping ship right away. I will disable them one at a time again and give them more time in between. Maybe leave them off for a day at time.
I did just disable my photo rating plugin and the page load time went from 1.5sec to 3/4 of a second
One thing i have noticed is that my account usually gets restricted while i am actively working in the admin page.. So something in there is causing part of the problem.
I disabled the heartbeats in the admin-ajax, but that didnt do anything.
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eviltomato
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I would if it was a dedicated or vps. How am i supposed to stop/start apache on shared hosting? Didnt think that kind of control was possible. The only analytics i will be able to install would just be web based crap.
I figure at minimum i would at least need to migrate to a vps to be able to do this level of troubleshooting.
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Dude, you're not reading what I've wrote. Test it locally. You have a very simple problem.
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BrandingCat
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I bet on Site5 
SEO Power
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If your website/business was important to you, you wouldn't be on shared hosting by now. Shared hosting is for basic websites, period, so quit complaining. I'm not a hostgator customer, but it's clearly not hostgator's fault.
