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MySQL Server crashing more and more often as site grows
On pretty much a biweekly basis now, our vB4 site is crashing and I get a million "vBulletin Database Error!" emails. Most of the time, the database gets corrupted and needs to be repaired. I'm providing my server & forum stats below, in hopes that someone can recommend some tweaks for me to stop all of this downtime?
FORUM INFO vBulletin Version: 4.2.2 PL1 Total Size: Threads 17,291 Posts 247,138 Members 7,945 Posts per day: 800 Google Analytics Daily Visitors: 5,000 Google Analytics Daily Page Views: 30,000 Resource Intensive Mods: DBTech vBNotifications (15 second refresh) SERVER INFO KnownHost VPS SSD-3 3584MB Guaranteed RAM 50GB RAID10 SSD Storage 3x Priority 24 CPU Cores 4500GB Premium Bandwidth MySQL conf file: Code:
thread_cache_size=4 People automatically say "raise the refresh rate of vBNotifications!" but this really should not be a problem. Our site, even at peak hours, runs at only 1-4 CPU load average (10-20% total), and 1GB memory free. The site just randomly craps out and crashes. Nothing to do with unusually high load. Any thoughts? Thanks! |
Have you talked to your host yet about this as they might be able to fix the problem
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Do you have any server error logs from your host and did your host even tell you what was causing it as many hosts always blame it on the software not themselves
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The first OOM occurrence today was at 'Aug 14 10:26:18' -- Aug 14 10:26:18 host kernel: [8070457.454566] Out of memory in UB 11679: OOM killed process 5283 (mysqld) score 0 vm:522564kB, rss:269476kB, swap:0kB The first occurrence of the database being corrupt was at '140814 14:47:39' -- 140814 14:47:39 [ERROR] /usr/sbin/mysqld: Incorrect key file for table './mysite/vbhumanverify.MYI'; try to repair it The daily process log in WHM -> Server Status -> Daily Process Log, shows apache (the webserver) which runs as the user 'nobody' using the most RAM (44.45%). This further points to the servers web activity which is the most likely source of the memory being consumed. If you continue to experience out of memory issues, I would recommend upgrading your VPS package to allow for the RAM your processes require. |
You will need to get your host to fix these problems and get them to give you more memory. I am sure there are others on here that can give you more detail info on these problems
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Should really go post on .com for a server optimization.
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