I have also installed untouched Cyberpanel on centos 7 many times.
I have done a zero Cyberpanel installation on all versions of ubuntu.
But the result did not change.
I only have 1 or 2 websites on my server. While there is no problem when the server is running for the first time, after a certain period of time, the ram usage rises to over 80% by itself. (And my disk usage is increasing day by day, I don’t understand why.)
I have been using Cyberpanel for many years, but now I am feeling nauseous.
Please help me.
My Server Specs:
Ryzen 9 3950x 4 core, 4 GB Ram, 30 GB NVME SSD
System: Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS
Codename: focal
OLS or Enterprise?
OpenLiteSpeed
Installing from official server or mirror server?
official
Install Memcached extension for PHP?
no
Install LiteSpeed Memcached?
no
@usmannasir I did not do anything.
I installed the official Cyberpanel on the newly installed server.
This is the result I am experiencing.
I don’t know why there are so many Mysql processes.
I am also looking for a solution.
There is only 1 website on Cyberpanel.
I know it has been a long time but did you find any solution to this ? I’m experiencing the same thing with mysql and I have only 1 website on my server. Thanks!
You are not alone, I have also been having this issue, ever since I installed Cyberpanel – on a server that has nothing going on in terms of actual usage, just a couple of sites currently parked. I’ve just learned to ignore it, as far as I’m concerned it’s a bug or something, because the performance has been just fine.
Same here, Any solution found?
The main question, why it’s loaded directly even after restarting the mysql server with fixed 6.6% for each process? where I can modify such configuration?
Its a paid tool. Any free option?
Also,
Recently When I disabled Redis on one of the hosted sites. The RAM usage dropped to 30%.
However, It’s still rising as Redis is enabled on another site.
May be that action triggered Redis to restart