Shared Help needed with Website Downtime issues

Hello admins and members of this forum. Am not new here but i haven't been active either because am a newbie and can't really help anyone
However, i have a problem with my website and i hope to get some help here.
To understand the intensity of what am saying, i had to do some background check to make sure that am not under attack(DDOS)

I will go ahead and relay my problems here hoping to get some answers...

Hello, am messaging because i have tried to solve this problem on my own but found out that i could not do that.
The images below explains it.

My website jackobian, one of the very few websites hosted on a webhost i created is facing serious issues of downtime.

Started some weeks ago and initially, i thought it was all about traffic but considering we have enough bandwith and about 3000 visitors/25,000 pageviews daily, i don't see the cause for such consistent downtimes.

A closer look at the Cpanel suggests that the CPU usage, virtual memory and entry processes are always sky-high.
I don't know how to increase any of those. I have already increased bandwith to 200gb and currently, am lost at things to do next.

I am hoping
- to get tips on how to stabilize this
- to get help on how to extend CPU usage, virtual memory and entry processes for this account or any other.

Any help given will be appreciated as this is tearing me apart.
Looking forward to hearing from you guys soon

Website: Jackobian
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Hello Oprezy. Just wandering, are you using shared hosting or a low end vps?

 

Do you have shell access?

 

What software are you using?
Do you have lots of mods installed?
Are you running more than one site on the server?

 

Not saying it is, but that might be part of your problem depending on the shared host setup. Some shared hosts are not setup that well to use InnoDB instead of MyISAM for tables, XenForo like WBB uses InnoDB, plus you use lots of mods making things even more resource intensive.

Depends a lot how well your shared host has InnoDB configured for using, it can make a big difference. You're also running 4 sites on a shared host? No wonder you're going over resource usage, just running XenForo alone with loads of mods is more than enough for a shared host

 

If getting frequent DB errors logged. I would suspect your shared host doesn't have InnoDB setup well enough that XenForo uses for tables

I've had same problems running Both XF and WBB because they use InnoDB and my shared host is setup crap for it. Yet I can run phpBB that uses MyISAM tables and never log a single error, nor suffer any downtime

 

You should check the error logs and copy what's in them posted on XenForo and let somebody "who knows what the logs mean" tell you the answer. As a person in the know can spot if the problem lies with how your host has DB settings configured for InnoDB. Tell you if things need be increased on limits e.t.c. And if your host refuses to do it - then find another shared host, or you might need go VPS.

But you should get the error logs looked at first by somebody, because there's nothing you can do if the problem lies with how InnoDB is configured you're using. And you'll be very lucky if a shared host will change any MySQL config settings for you, that's shared hosting for you (very limited in what they will change for you).

 

If you don't want them then disabling them is not enough, have to uninstall them then delete their files.