Hi All.
I've been enjoying using PHP X-Ray recently for a number of websites on a number of VPS. It's definitely helped us to identify and resolve some performance issues.
Recently I enabled it (continuous tracing) for an old, cranky Drupal 7 website (to be replaced in about 6-7 months) running CloudLinux 6.10 and cPanel/WHM 110 on a single tenant VPS (so lots of old tech!)
1. It didn't record any results at all over 3 days, which is weird/suspicious in itself. Every hour of analysis recorded 0 results.
2. It caused performance issues on the site, including breaking some of the (custom) website functionality which was instantly restored when we stopped the tracing.
So just a word of warning for others.
I've been enjoying using PHP X-Ray recently for a number of websites on a number of VPS. It's definitely helped us to identify and resolve some performance issues.
Recently I enabled it (continuous tracing) for an old, cranky Drupal 7 website (to be replaced in about 6-7 months) running CloudLinux 6.10 and cPanel/WHM 110 on a single tenant VPS (so lots of old tech!)
1. It didn't record any results at all over 3 days, which is weird/suspicious in itself. Every hour of analysis recorded 0 results.
2. It caused performance issues on the site, including breaking some of the (custom) website functionality which was instantly restored when we stopped the tracing.
So just a word of warning for others.
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