Within the last few days I have been experiencing a very high server load, to the point where the only way to reboot the server is to hard reset it. Had the hosting provider look at it and they gave me suggestions about disabling wp-cron on sites and scheduling the tasks through the cpanel cron, but the issue still seemed to be occurring.
A little history server is centos 7 latest version of WHM, CSF, imunify360, and wordpress toolkit are some of the things installed for security purposes and everything was fine until I want to say Saturday, where both servers started becoming really unstable. Nothing changed config or hardware wise.
The other day I was getting e-mails that lfd was not running, because csf needed to be restarted to clear an error so I left lfd off and found that the server was stable and the load was within normal changes, so I went into service manager and unchecked lfd from notifying and from running. I did that for both servers and I noticed the servers would be stable up until around 2 am, where I guess something causes lfd to retrigger and eventually the server crashes.
Has anyone experienced this recently? I have posted in the CSF forums as well.
A little history server is centos 7 latest version of WHM, CSF, imunify360, and wordpress toolkit are some of the things installed for security purposes and everything was fine until I want to say Saturday, where both servers started becoming really unstable. Nothing changed config or hardware wise.
The other day I was getting e-mails that lfd was not running, because csf needed to be restarted to clear an error so I left lfd off and found that the server was stable and the load was within normal changes, so I went into service manager and unchecked lfd from notifying and from running. I did that for both servers and I noticed the servers would be stable up until around 2 am, where I guess something causes lfd to retrigger and eventually the server crashes.
Has anyone experienced this recently? I have posted in the CSF forums as well.