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So I have a dedicated server that was running just fine, but now I updated from Easyapache 3 to 4 and now any php site, wordpress, magento etc. uses like 25% cpu whenever a site is accessed. Does anyone have any idea what to look at or how to fix?

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when your website grows with huge traffic and you need to upgrade your VPS to higher levels. what will you consider to add to your VPS, RAM or CPU? why? what is more important?

Hello, when one want to block lets say 100 000 entries in netfilter/iptables, i read somewhere that it can be problem regarding speed (slow). I have not tried. So i wanted to ask what is limiting factor for fast processing of the iptables rules in case blocklist is very long and if it can...

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I am not a sysadmin of CentOS server. How can I get my CPU temperature information on CentOS Linux or Red Hat Enterprise Linux server? many thanks!

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Which CPU is the most popular for users these days? E3-1231 V3? E5 ? or other? do you have any ideas?

I was looking at some xeon processor benchmarks and cant tell the best way to choose processor for better performance. I always though the older L, X, W, & E series were old school and slower. E3's are better, E5's are the best. But then I saw this...

According to your experience, which is better, get more RAM or a better processor for websites? Please share your advice.

I'm learning to manage a VPS I know about ram, cpu cores and ssd but I don't know which is the most important for a VPS to run perfectly? Please explain me.

Hi, I'm using a linux VPS with 8 CPUs, RAM 2GB..for running my php sites but sometime my sites load slowly for 1 or 2 hours. It was affected by CPUs or RAM? also I want to check speed of CPUs, it's possible?