PHP-FPM configuration for shared hosting

filip212

• September 07, 2017 17:45

Hello, I have server with 50GB of ram and 10 CPUs. My configuration of PHP-FPM is: pm : ondemand pm_max_children : { name: 'pm.max_children', value: 15 } pm_max_requests : { name: 'pm.max_requests', value: 500 } pm_max_spare_servers : { name: 'pm.max_spare_servers', value: 10 } pm_min_spare_servers : { name: 'pm.min_spare_servers', value: 1 } pm_process_idle_timeout : { name: 'pm.process_idle_timeout', value: 30 } Is this configuration Optimal? Can i get better performance with editting or adding somethink here? Requests are per children or total?

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  sysdop

  • September 11, 2017 03:46

  @filip212 The configuration as it is I find it excellent. I would recommend opting to optimize your php.ini and see what other options you should activate through Easyapache to get better performance. The use of memcached is a good option if the websites you host are based on Wordpress and Joomla for example.

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  cPanelMichael

  • September 12, 2017 14:34

  Hello, You can also find a list of system administration services on the following URL if you don't receive sufficient use-feedback: System Administration Services | cPanel Forums Thank you.

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