Huge memory consumption after site migration to other host
After I moved files and database to other host, with performance logging I measured memory consumption, and its like 2 times more than on previous hosting.
So, on previous hosting memory limit was 96 MB and average pageload memory consumption was 33 mb. Now on new host, with also 96 MB php mem limit, pageloads consume 50-60 mb pageload.
What appears to be the problem?
I was using www.anhosting.com -> previous
And now www.justhost.com ..
Really don't understand what consumes my memory I checked database logs and there's nothing. Files are on root folder, because its on primary domain.
Although, pageloads are faster than on anhosting, like 1.5 sec to 3 sec average where anhosting only provided 2.5 sec to 2 min
Modules and everything else is fine, so IF it worked on anhosting with no problems, than why it doesnt work the same on this one ?
Modules used :
system
block
color
comment
filter
forum
locale
menu
node
path
php
poll
profile
search
statistics
taxonomy
translation
update
upload
user
admin_menu
advanced_forum
backup_migrate
captcha
content
content_copy
content_permissions
fieldgroup
fivestar
nodereference
number
optionwidgets
pathauto
text
username_check
userreference
views
views_export
views_ui
votingapi
webform
author_pane
token
token_actions
imageapi
imageapi_gd
imageapi_imagemagick
imagecache
imagecache_ui
imagefield
lightbox2
pm_block_user
privatemsg
privatemsg_filter
remember_me
tokenSTARTER
filefield
logintoboggan
comment_subject
quote
javascript_aggregator
flatcomments
contemplate
tagadelic
popups_admin
popups
rules_scheduler
rules
facebook_status
delegator
bueditor
ctools
invite
flag
flag_actions
flag_friend
invite_stats
views_attach
acl
flag_weights
forum_access
googleanalytics
panels
panels_export
panels_mini
panels_node
user2userpoints
user_stats
userpoints
userpoints_admin_email
userpoints_badges
userpoints_no_negative
userpoints_reset
userpoints_retroactive
userpoints_role
userpoints_role_exempt
userpoints_rules
user_badges
rules_admin
jquery_update
views_groupby
css_gzip
smileys
smileys_import
bbcode
usercomment
views_content
publishcontent
block_descriptions
filefield_paths
imagecache_textactions
imce
hide_submit
block_theme_synchronize
emfield
emvideo
better_formats
page_manager
nodewords
cacherouter
flag_noteThats 123 including system modules
- Database was exported with backup_migrate, and imported via phpmyadmin
- Files were compressed and downloaded with Cpanel
- And everything tested on localhost giving the same stats as on anhosting.
Same for me
I've just moved to JustHost and I have the same problem. My site works fine on my local dev PC with a 64M limit. I copied my site using the same procedure as you onto live and it just wouldn't work - kept hitting the 64M limit on every page of the site. I got them (after some arm-wrestling) to up the limit to 128M and it now works fine.
I really don't know why the memory consumption is higher. I have the same modules running with exactly the same configuration. If anyone has any ideas I'd like to know!
They have some algorithm for
They have some algorithm for memory consumption, just they can have something that can bug you, its not that just they're giving *everything* unlimited, they have their own tricks. But i have my own.
There's a cpanel bug which you can use to set any number of memory limit.. its simple:
when they create php.ini (only 64 mb limit which is READ only file and you cant change permissions) file on your hosting, you make yours on your computer with setting example " 256 MB " and all you have to do is to upload your php.ini file from your computer via cpanel uploader, with overwrite-file checked. And it will overwrite the current setting.
Maybe its not a bug, but it works for me.
you should've never moved
you should've never moved from ANHosting to Justhost, that's a big mistake.
1) Justhost is a new provider, who's advertising budgets are out of this world. They pose to be a big huge player in the hostingscene, but frankly they're not.
2) They offer unlimited hosting. I've never heard of an unlimited HDD, or unlimited bandwidth pipes.
3) There are TONS of bad reviews about JustHost on Webhostingtalk.com.
4) Yes, I know the disk and bandwidth limits of ANhosting are silly as well, but at LEAST Anhosting is part of the UK2Group, one of the most respected providers whom are growing like mad.
JustHost is an incapable host. Move out.
-= Jay August =-
Freelance Web Designer, Drupal Fanboy and WordPress Expert
ANhosting was a problem to me
ANhosting was a problem to me due constant site slowdowns, like 3 hours in a day the pageloads were fine.. the rest average 20sec :/
anyways, Im moving to better hosting which is near my country so I'll get max performance - near datacenters.