High Load on Server if we add feeds of Wordpress to Appyet

[Diaz Xavier]

When I use WordPress feeds on my App yet app, it leads to Heavy CPU usage on my Hosting and will make the site down after some time. any solution for this?

 

[appyet]

When I use WordPress feeds on my App yet app, it leads to Heavy CPU usage on my Hosting and will make the site down after some time. any solution for this?

How many app user do you have? How frequent do you set for app to sync with server?

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[Diaz Xavier]

How many app user do you have? How frequent do you set for app to sync with server?

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75000 Users & Sync Interval is 4 Hours

 

[appyet]

You have a problem many app builder hoping to have!

That is good number of users,  You either reduce sync frequency, or upgrade your server

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[Francis Adames]

@appyet qué servidor me recomiendan, estoy teniendo el mismo problema.

 

[xoxosta]

It turns out kind of strange. So you pay for a server to work on it, but at the same time you can easily run into outages, slowdowns, and other issues like high server load where it just can’t cope anymore. So what’s the point then? What about the capacity that the provider promised?

 

[AOCardy]

If it’s a VPS, meaning a shared cloud server, then it’s obvious that overloads can happen there. Just imagine the kind of load it can have. If you need a server that is guaranteed to work at least 99.9% of the time, it’s better to consider dedicated servers, for example a dedicated server singapore. Basically, it’s a server only for you and your needs, which is the key point. The price is probably higher, but it’s clear what you’re paying for.