504 Issues Here
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Looks like it was timing out earlier: https://nodeping.com/reports/checks/xw82domk-dzs4-4ur1-8tq0-eawellyd9yq3
Sometimes php5-fpm decides to run wild... I'll look more into it tonight, on how to prevent it from suddenly eating all the CPU up. May serve php over Apache too, as was suggested in another thread, though unsure of what all this would entail. I've set up a LNMP stack on a dev server with Apache processing PHP requests, but haven't done this on anything production nor have tested differences between the two yet.
Of course, also open to other suggestions.
Sometimes php5-fpm decides to run wild... I'll look more into it tonight, on how to prevent it from suddenly eating all the CPU up. May serve php over Apache too, as was suggested in another thread, though unsure of what all this would entail. I've set up a LNMP stack on a dev server with Apache processing PHP requests, but haven't done this on anything production nor have tested differences between the two yet.
Of course, also open to other suggestions.
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I've been seeing them every now and then.
With regard to keeping the process somewhat in line, I remember @KuJoe posted a script a while back intended to run on a regular CRON:
Don't know how much help that would be if you're locking up from CPU usage, but it might tame things a little until you find a fix, or choose another solution.
With regard to keeping the process somewhat in line, I remember @KuJoe posted a script a while back intended to run on a regular CRON:
Don't know how much help that would be if you're locking up from CPU usage, but it might tame things a little until you find a fix, or choose another solution.
Optimized some settings, hopefully everything runs a little bit better now.
In case you're wondering what I did, read this: http://nls.io/optimize-nginx-and-php-fpm-max_children/
More or less the same instructions that /etc/php5/fpm/pool.d/www.conf would tell you in the comments.
EDIT: I typed this last night and forgot to hit submit before I fell asleep. -_-
In case you're wondering what I did, read this: http://nls.io/optimize-nginx-and-php-fpm-max_children/
More or less the same instructions that /etc/php5/fpm/pool.d/www.conf would tell you in the comments.
EDIT: I typed this last night and forgot to hit submit before I fell asleep. -_-
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I don't know if it was a 504, I just know that I could not bring up the site at all.
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