How to optimize tcp/ip to receive more connection?
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I have optimized nginx and php-fpm.
But still, website is taking time to load. Resources are almost free.
4 core - 8 threads.
32gb ram
I don't know how to optimized the settings in tcp/ip Please guide
Read the "Question Guidelines" link in my posting signature. You provide next to no useful details that would let anyone help you. Version/distro of Linux? Version of nginx? Your hardware: '4 core'...of what? Disk storage connected how, and how many disks? What is your website written in (PHP? Javascript heavy? ASPX? HTML5?) what data is it serving up (video/pictures/text/what???), over what speed link? ALL of these things factor into your website performance. And you also don't tell us what (if anything) you've done thus far.
1495 mysql 20 0 4793852 393256 9856 S 40.5 1.2 1813:27
I need to optimize MySQL and sysctl settings for stable server Please guide Let me know if you need more details. The load is high
Again, you are not providing the details you were asked to provide. A "PHP Script"?? Just one? And you now mention MySQL...great, so what version? Having one single disk for serving your web pages, database, and OS is going to be the bottleneck, no matter what you do.
How many users are you trying to host, and what are they doing??? There are still far too many variables to guess at.
First question is does this load fast when loaded directly on the server itself when others are complaining it is slow? If it does then the next thing to look at would be the internet connection, is there enough bandwidth? If the pipe is full you are going to have to free up the pipe or get a large one.
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