[TYPO3] Typo3 Taking too much memory?
Olaf Bottek
obottek at feas.net
Tue Aug 29 18:44:36 CEST 2006
Amir M. wrote:
> Hmm, for some reason I am thinking that Typo3 takes up too much mysql
> memory. Is this true? My hosts contacted me telling me I should
> upgrade my VPS, because I am surpassing my Mysql memory limits. But
> then I think, how? I am by no means a large website, my forums is not
> too large - it's size can fit easily in a shared hosting package. Then
> what is the problem? Could it be Typo3?
>
> Is this true that Typo3 takes up lots of mysql processess and memory?
> How can I relieve this? Is there a solution? If this is indeed the
> case, how do you guys deal with this? If it is the case, I would assume
> people need several servers to run a typo3 site... :(
Well Typo3 uses persistent mysql connections, this reduces already to
load with opening and closing mysql connections. In general VPS are kind
of tricky, I think. I visited the website of your provider. They are
talking about minimum Dual Xeon 3 GHz with 8 GB RAM. For the VPS they
guarantee 256 of RAM and 10 GB of harddisk. That sounds to me like they
would place 16 VPS onto one such server.
So while on a shared hosted server you would have a mixture of more or
less heavier used websites, you will have more extensive used websites
or sites, that use more and non-default system settings. And everybody
is trying to get most out of the promised highest cpu and memory of course.
Your website, which seams to run on a VPS already by now, semans also
not very fast. You could try to reduce extensions - that will speed up
Typo3 in general and reduces mysql connections.
Greetings,
Olaf Bottek
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