Error Resource Limit Reached Frequently on Arvixe

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Ekwe
@ekwe
10 years ago
212 posts
I am on Arvixe business plan, And it seems they cannot allow up to 10 people connect to my site at a time. And it's supposed to be the better plan. I have optimized my databases and more, still no changes. Please help
updated by @ekwe: 12/29/14 09:14:08AM
brian
@brian
10 years ago
10,148 posts
Ekwe:
I am on Arvixe business plan, And it seems they cannot allow up to 10 people connect to my site at a time. And it's supposed to be the better plan. I have optimized my databases and more, still no changes. Please help

I'm not sure what type of help we can offer in regards to this, but you can check your System Check section and see if you are being limited on Apache processes.

Regardless I would recommend opening a ticket with Arvixe to get it fixed up.

Hope this helps!


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Brian Johnson
Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
https://www.jamroom.net
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Ekwe
@ekwe
10 years ago
212 posts
To take in 150 people at once on jamroom, please like what's the estimate of processes that will be needed using the projam skin? Let me be able to ask them
brian
@brian
10 years ago
10,148 posts
Ekwe:
To take in 150 people at once on jamroom, please like what's the estimate of processes that will be needed using the projam skin? Let me be able to ask them

Well it really depends on how Apache is configured - and that depends a lot on the app usage. For example, on Jamroom.net here we can support 150 people at once on 20-25 Apache processes, since we don't run with "KeepAlive" enabled. MOST hosting providers however are going to run with KeepAlive enabled - probably set to something like 5 seconds. What this means is that when a user browses to your site, for the next 5 seconds that Apache process is ONLY going to listen to them. For most sites this is not a problem, but if you get a quick influx of visitors you can quickly run out of processes that are basically just "hanging around" to see if the browser has any additional server requests. With that setup I would think you'd need on the order of 75-100 Apache processes.

So open a ticket with Arvixe and ask them what their keepalive setting is, and how many processes you are allowed to use - that will give you a better idea of the number of users you can support if they are all browsing at one time.

Hope this helps!


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Brian Johnson
Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
https://www.jamroom.net
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@noahatarvixe
10 years ago
11 posts
Hi Ekwe,

If you could e-mail me your ticket number at noah[@]arvixe[.]com I will be glad to look into the issue for you.

Regards,

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