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Linux VPS
Each VPS Linux Server has its limits when it comes to system resources. It is rather limited to about 1 GB of RAM. Customers always want their VPS (Virtual Private Server) to be fast and very responsive as possible. Here are some quick tips to make Linux VPS servers to work effectively.
Configure cache size of MySQL is really one of the common ways to expand the available RAM. If you have noticed that the instance of the MySQL server is using too much memory, you can reduce the size MYSQLcache. And if your are getting larger because of demands is possible you can increase the size cache according to your needs.
Another way to increase the performance of VPS Linux is to disable the control panels. Everyone likes the use of the most popular panels, such as control Cpanel and Plesk. But if you want to release the resources, you should only use the control panel when necessary. You can reinstall by running a small PHP script or shell prompt. This will free up about 120 MB of RAM.
Disable unwanted features, modules and plug-ins, such as Apache, which are activated in software packages. Disabling unnecessary modules or plugins, you reduce the memory system that the Apache server software as required, which will provide more resources for the software that are most in need.
One way above to make your Linux VPS sensitive is to disable the system services that are unnecessarily used. The services that are not being used not only consume the space of RAM and CPU, but also make your server unprotected.
Apache is a well known for his role in the development of the World Wide Web and has never been a source of confusion for customers. To free memory, as with the monitoring requirements of memory being used and adjust the Apache Start Servers.
