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My mysql load is take huge cpu 700% !!!

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  • kernow
    Login to WHM>>>>>"Show mysql processes" and see what's causing the heavy load. Also check WHM>>>>Apache status to see if there is a spike in connections, are most coming from just one IP perhaps? Run ( or install) "Mytop" a script like "top" for Mysql.
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  • ahmedsss88
    [quote="kernow, post: 1675841">Login to WHM>>>>>"Show mysql processes" and see what's causing the heavy load. Also check WHM>>>>Apache status to see if there is a spike in connections, are most coming from just one IP perhaps? Run ( or install) "Mytop" a script like "top" for Mysql.
    thx i have checked "Show mysql processes" all requests time is between 0:1 sleep is between 25:500 my.cnf file [COLOR="#FF0000">[mysqld] innodb_file_per_table=1 max_allowed_packet=268435456 i think the "Apache status" is normal
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello :) The following command should help you determine which databases/tables are the most active: mysqladmin processlist
    You may also find this thread helpful: Troubleshooting High Load On Linux Servers Thank you.
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