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Thread: throttling and wordpress

Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago by Armandn
Hi, I moved to Bluehost a few days ago and I am a little puzzled by how throttling works. I see it as a penalty for excessive CPU usage, am I wrong on that? I have 2 Wordpress sites. Both have a relatively simple theme based on the Hybrid framework and very few plugins (9 in total). I also have fastCGI enabled, WP super cache and mod_deflate. I get about 500 visitors per day ...
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EricJ replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
If you're seeing that small of an amount of throttling, there is probably nothing to worry about. Unless you are noticing latency on your site, and are seeing numbers greater than 10k seconds of throttling, then there may be something to worry about. Of the 86400 seconds in a day, you're only getting throttled for 700 of those.. Also, the throttling system is not a bad thing, it's actually a very...

Armandn replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Thanks. It makes sense, but I am (was?) a little nervous. I haven't canceled my previous hosting yet and basically I want to decide within 30 days if Bluehost is actually better (the previous host was OK but they didn't have all features Bluehost has).

farcaster replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
The CPU throttling is actually a fairly new implementation. In the past if a site was found eating up resources on one of the shared servers, then that site would have been suspended. The owner would then have to go in and clean up whatever scripts or whatever was causing the problem. But until the offending site was found, all of the other users of that server would suffer. Bluehost ...

EricJ replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Quote: Originally Posted by Armandn I also have fastCGI enabled, WP super cache and mod_deflate. I've never seen anything but problems with fastCGI btw.. I would try disabling it and see what kind of performance you get.

 

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throttling and wordpress
Published (2009-11-12 23:26:00)
Thanks. It makes sense, but I am (was?) a little nervous. I haven't canceled my previous hosting yet and basically I want to decide within 30 days if Bluehost is actually better (the previous host was OK but they didn't have all features Bluehost has).
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throttling and wordpress
Published (2009-11-13 02:31:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Armandn I also have fastCGI enabled, WP super cache and mod_deflate. I've never seen anything but problems with fastCGI btw.. I would try disabling it and see what kind of performance you get.
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throttling and wordpress
Published (2009-11-12 23:37:00)
The CPU throttling is actually a fairly new implementation. In the past if a site was found eating up resources on one of the shared servers, then that site would have been suspended. The owner would then have to go in and clean up whatever scripts or whatever was causing the problem. But until the offending site was found, all of the other users of that server would suffer. Bluehost implemented a realtime throttling mechanism that would allow...

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