How to Fix High CPU Seconds Usage of a Wordpress Site in Siteground Hosting PART 2 - ecomhardy

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In PART 1 video, I have mentioned a few steps to improve high CPU seconds usage of WordPress website in siteground hosting.
Step 1 - Choose to run a website with Ultrafast PHP is your plan have that option.
Step 2 - Change PHP version to Siteground managed PHP.
Step 3 - Check Traffic and Error Log under statistics data and see what sort of errors are repeated in the error log.
Step 4 - First, you need to disable the script to be executed every time someone loads one of your pages. To do this, open the wp-config.php file in your main WordPress folder and add the following line before the “/* That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */” line:
define('DISABLE_WP_CRON', true);
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Step 5 - Disable/Limit WordPress heartbeat using Siteground's SG Optimizer plugin. For more information, go to;
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[@ecomhardy]

Checkout Part 1 of this video here;
ruclips.net/video/19Wa0xJFxLk/видео.html
Checkout the video on best security settings to set up All in one WP Security plugin here;
ruclips.net/video/Izb--NfPlOE/видео.html
Check out the detailed information on 5 steps to Fix High CPU Seconds Usage of a WordPress Site in Siteground Hosting. Go to;
ecomhardy.com/5-ways-to-fix-high-cpu-seconds-usage-of-a-wordpress-site/
To make a website from scratch and for more eCommerce based tutorial videos, visit ecomhardy.com
In PART 1 video, I have mentioned a few steps to improve high CPU seconds usage of WordPress website in siteground hosting.
Step 1 - Choose to run a website with Ultrafast PHP is your plan have that option.
Step 2 - Change PHP version to Siteground managed PHP.
Step 3 - Check Traffic and Error Log under statistics data and see what sort of errors are repeated in the error log.
Step 4 - First, you need to disable the script to be executed every time someone loads one of your pages. To do this, open the wp-config.php file in your main WordPress folder and add the following line before the “/* That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */” line:
define('DISABLE_WP_CRON', true);
Check the below link for more information;
my.siteground.com/support/tutorials/wordpress/real-cron-job
Step 5 - Disable/Limit WordPress heartbeat using Siteground's SG Optimizer plugin. For more information, go to;
my.siteground.com/support/tutorials/wordpress/limit-heartbeat
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Part 1- How to make a website - Buy right Domain and Hosting
ruclips.net/video/y-JoRxhwhE8/видео.html
Go to, ecomhardy.com/make-a-website
All the steps with useful information are provided there.
Part 2- Make a website- How to install WordPress on your website;
ruclips.net/video/t0E7_rp8LrY/видео.html
Bonus video: To know How to point the domain name servers to your hosting, check out the link;
ruclips.net/video/6UNA7AY-lxw/видео.html
Part 3 - How to install a theme on WordPress.
ruclips.net/video/inO0H4LPpNQ/видео.html
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[@rajalb]

Hello,
This is such an informative video. However, our website needs a little more assistance and we are not very well acquainted with the technical side of it. So I wanted to ask, if you provide technical consultancy as well. It's a bit urgent as our site is down. Kindly share you contact details if you'd like to help us out. Don't worry about the charges, it can be discussed as per your convenience.
Thanks so much!

[@ecomhardy]

Hello, I have replied to your email. By the way, it seems to be issue from your Hosting provider end. They can fix it asap so please contact them.

[@dennisvancoolwijk6147]

Really helpful. Thank you!

[@ecomhardy]

So glad!

[@catclothes8694]

Thank you for your help

[@YounanYounan]

How did you find out which plug in taking so much CPU seconds??

[@ecomhardy]

To find out which WordPress plugin is consuming a significant amount of CPU seconds, you can follow these steps:
1. **Enable Debugging**:
- First, enable debugging in WordPress. In your `wp-config.php` file, set `WP_DEBUG` to true:
```
define('WP_DEBUG', true);
```
2. **Install Query Monitor**:
- Install and activate the "Query Monitor" plugin from the WordPress plugin repository. This plugin helps you monitor various aspects of your WordPress site, including CPU usage.
3. **Check Query Monitor**:
- After activation, go to your WordPress admin dashboard and navigate to the "Query Monitor" menu. It will provide detailed information about the performance of your site.
4. **Review Queries and Plugins**:
- In the Query Monitor dashboard, you can view the time taken by each database query and identify slow or resource-intensive queries. Often, a problematic plugin will generate numerous database queries that slow down your site.
5. **Disable Plugins One by One**:
- To isolate the problematic plugin, disable your plugins one by one while checking the CPU usage in Query Monitor after each deactivation. When CPU usage drops significantly, you've likely found the culprit.
6. **Check Plugin Compatibility**:
- If you've identified a problematic plugin, check if it's compatible with your WordPress version. Outdated or poorly maintained plugins can cause performance issues.
7. **Alternative Plugins**:
- Consider replacing the problematic plugin with an alternative that serves the same purpose but is better optimized.
8. **Keep WordPress and Plugins Updated**:
- Ensure that your WordPress core and all plugins are up to date. Developers often release updates to address performance issues and security vulnerabilities.
9. **Optimize Your Site**:
- Perform general site optimization by optimizing images, enabling caching, and using a content delivery network (CDN) to reduce server load.
10. **Consider Hosting**:
- If your site continues to have performance issues, consider upgrading your hosting plan or switching to a more robust hosting provider. High-quality hosting can make a significant difference in WordPress performance.
Remember to take backups before making significant changes to your site, and always test changes on a staging environment if possible to avoid disrupting your live site.

[@adnanqammar1735]

​@@ecomhardy I have the same question, how to know about the CPU seconds of any plugin, is there any more step to follow?